análisis técnico económico preliminar para generar electricidad con energía renovable // preliminary technical economic analysis to generate electricity with renewable energy
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Abstract
Dentro de las posibilidades energéticas y medioambientales de los distintos tipos de energías renovables; la eólica por su
carácter limpio e inagotable, permite un gran desarrollo en aquellas áreas que cuentan con el potencial necesario para su
aplicación y de forma similar, la energía solar presenta ventajas importantes, ambas son recursos gratuitos, no
contaminantes y disponibles en muchas localidades. Según las tecnologías actualmente disponibles, la utilización de
sistemas híbridos de energía solar fotovoltaica y eólica presenta mayor interés hoy en día para cubrir consumos aislados.
Este trabajo trata sobre la posibilidad de utilización de los sistemas híbridos eólico- fotovoltaicos para la generación de
electricidad en Cuba, ya que se plantea el diseño de una instalación energética que satisface los requerimientos de una
instalación turística ubicada en Cayo Sabinal, al norte de la provincia de Camagüey, conocidos los recursos eólico y solar
de la zona.
Se hace una valoración económica para seleccionar la mejor combinación eólico - solar y se compara ésta con otras formas
de generación de electricidad (Planta Diesel y un Sistema Eólico independiente), siendo el sistema híbrido el más
económico.
Palabras Claves: Energía renovable, sistemas híbridos, sistemas autónomos, recursos renovables, costos de
energía, contaminación ambiental.
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Abstract
Inside the energy and environmental possibilities of the different types of renewable energy; the eolic one for it clean and
inexhaustible character, allows a great development in those areas with the necessary potential for their application and, in
a similar way, the solar energy presents important advantages. Both are gratuitous resources, non-pollutants and available
in many countries. According to the available technologies, the use of hybrid systems of photovoltaic and eolic solar energy
presents interest to cover isolated consumptions.
This work is about the possibility of use of the eolic photovoltaic hybrid systems for the electricity generation in Cuba. The
design of an energy installation that satisfies the requirements of a tourist installation located in Sabinal Key (north of
Camagüey), is presented.
An economic valuation is made to select the eolic better combination and this is compared with other forms of electricity
generation (Diesel Plants and an independent Eolic System), being the hybrid system the most economic.
Key words: Renewable energy, hybrid systems, autonomous systems, renewable resources, energy costs,
environmental contamination.
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