Solar container communication station wind and solar hybrid
By combining solar and wind energy, the system aims to optimize power generation and distribution, ensuring a stable and sustainable energy supply for the community.
The design considerations of the stand-alone wind and solar plant apply to the hybrid plant in addition to those imposed by their colocation, such as sizing and the effect of wind turbine shading on solar energy performance. The turbines' layout, wind conditions, and operations are key to the wind plant's annual energy production (AEP).
In this paper, we propose a parameterized approach to wind and solar hybrid power plant layout optimization that greatly reduces problem dimensionality while guaranteeing that the generated layouts have a desirable regular structure. Thus far, hybrid power plant optimization research has focused on system sizing.
Although it is presented in this paper as resilience applied to a wind–solar-storage hybrid plant, a similar problem formulation could be applied to single technology or hybrid power plants with different technologies, such as wind or solar coupled with a traditional, dispatchable generation source such as natural gas.
Even without any generation outages, for minimum COE, there is a nonzero optimal amount of battery storage capacity, which is used to regulate the natural fluctuations in generation from wind and solar and still meet the minimum power requirement. This battery storage, close to 200 MWh, is sufficient to weather the generation outages of 0–18 h.
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