SMART GRID INTEGRETED WITH HYBRID RENEWABLE ENERGY SYSTEMS

Year 2019, Volume: 20 , 120 - 131, 16.12.2019

Ömer Aydın , Zafer Demir

https://doi.org/10.18038/estubtda.649075

Cited By: 1

Abstract

The growing world population and
fossil fuel reserves have been aimed at alternative searches as energy sources
due to a decreasing curve. The rate of formation of Fossil fuels does not
exhibit a parallel formation of the amount of consumption according to the
years. Nowadays, no matter how many alternative suggestions are revealed, there
is no way to choose them yet. Despite the use of fossil fuels such as coal, oil
and natural gas in energy production, the rapid depletion of these resources
has increased the direction of us to renewable energy sources. The key
advantage of renewable energy sources is the ability to create a hybrid system
with other energy sources. Hybrid systems allow the combined use of different
energy sources and the integration of renewable energy sources into the
existing system. This study provides examples of hybrid renewable energy
systems and information on how to integrate into existing systems. One of the
most important applications to increase the use of renewable energy resources
is the systems that are used together with different energy sources and are
called hybrids. Today, it has become mandatory to analyze various working
conditions as well as in large power systems of renewable energy-induced hybrid
systems that are widely used.

Keywords

Hybrid systems, renewable energy, energy sources

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