Authors
Laith M Halabi, Saad Mekhilef, Lanre Olatomiwa, James Hazelton
Publication date
2017/7/15
Journal
Energy conversion and management
Volume
144
Pages
322-339
Publisher
Pergamon
Description
This study considered two decentralized power stations in Sabah, Malaysia; each contains different combination of photovoltaic (PV), diesel generators, system converters, and storage batteries. The work was built upon previous related site surveys and data collections from each site. Verification of the site data sets, simulation of different operational scenarios, and a comparison with the optimum design were all considered in the work. This includes all possible standalone diesel generators, hybrid PV/diesel/battery, and 100% PV/battery scenarios for the proposed stations. HOMER software has been used in the modeling entire systems. The operational behaviors of different PV penetration levels were analyzed to accurately quantify the impact of PV integration. The performance of these stations was analyzed based on technical, economic and environmental constraints, besides, placing emphasis on comparative …
Total citations
20162017201820192020202120222023202431232547281835438
Scholar articles