Decentralized Management of Hybrid Energy Systems Considering Uncertainty
The main challenge in many countries is how to deal with climate change, particularly reducing CO2 emissions which is the most crucial aspect. Therefore, this paper focuses on adopting renewable energy in a fuel cell microgrid connected with hybrid energy storage systems. A control management a...
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Editura Universitati din Oradea
2024
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| Summary: | The main challenge in many countries is how
to deal with climate change, particularly reducing CO2
emissions which is the most crucial aspect. Therefore,
this paper focuses on adopting renewable energy in a
fuel cell microgrid connected with hybrid energy storage
systems. A control management approach based on state
machines is introduced to regulate the combined
renewable generation with hybrid energy storage
systems. The operational performance of the microgrid
has been evaluated under various conditions, including
different weather patterns and the energy needs of local
villagers. The key contribution of this work is aimed at
addressing the region's unique issues in rural
electrification and climate change mitigation. The
results of microgrid stability in energy supply, mainly in
off-grid scenarios affirm the system's practical viability
and reliability. |
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