作者: Shiplu Sarker
DOI: 10.1016/J.RENENE.2015.11.013
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摘要: Abstract Hybrid energy system is increasingly emerging as an option to produce for the remote areas. This paper presented economic feasibility analysis of a single standalone house operating with hybrid power plant consisting fixed capacity producer gas generator (2 kWe) and other renewable sources (Photovoltaic wind). The National Renewable Energy Laboratory's Optimization Model Electric (HOMER) was employed which evaluated techno-economic based on criteria net present cost levelized electricity. Taking site specific daily average solar radiation, wind speed load data into account, model Bio/PV (Photovoltaic)/wind/battery/capacitor found feasible giving 19,866 kWh/yr. electricity 0.306 kWh/yr. While comparing diesel or, natural alone, maximum savings from CO2 emissions worth 22,626 kg/yr. achieved. sensitivity over range diesel/natural/producer price (0.1 $/L 1 $/L 0.1 $/m3 1.0 $/m3) showed that in addition environmental benefits configuration could result advantages when does not exceed threshold 0.1 $/m3.