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Management of hybrid remote area power supply systems

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posted on 2024-11-11, 23:41 authored by Yingjie Tan
Remote area power supply (RAPS) systems play a vital role in the electrification of rural and remote communities. Fossil fuels conventionally power RAPS systems. Attributing to the public consensus in renewable energy such as the wind and solar energy, renewable power generation is increasingly integrated into RAPS systems along with various energy storage technologies, thus resulting in hybrid RAPS systems.

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Year

2016

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  • Doctoral thesis

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School of Electrical, Computer and Telecommunications Engineering

Language

English

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    Remote area power supply (RAPS) systemcapacity value frequency regulationwind & solar energythermal analysisenergy storage

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