Hybrid Renewable Energy System Potential Evaluation in Off-Grid Locations: A Case Study Method

Abstract

To meet the increasing need for renewable, eco-friendly power in off-grid areas, researchers are looking into hybrid renewable energy systems (HRES). These hybrid systems offer greater economic feasibility, energy security, and dependability than systems that depend on a single renewable energy source, such solar panels or wind turbines. a thorough analysis of a single case study to determine the practicability of utilizing HRES to provide renewable energy to off-grid locations. In order to find the best combinations of renewable energy sources for certain remote places, the research takes several factors into account, such as the project's financial feasibility, social acceptability, environmental impact, and energy generation capacity. The potential of smart grids and energy storage technologies to improve HRES efficiency is also the subject of ongoing research. Communities, engineers, and politicians aiming to develop sustainable energy solutions for rural regions might benefit greatly from findings regarding the advantages and disadvantages of HRES deployment.