Rooftop hybrid system for minimizing peak demand with an effective feed-in tariff structure

In our work we have studied the feasibility of supplying maximum possible peak hour load through micro generation using rooftop wind turbines and solar PV panels in a low wind speed urban area. Due to easy access to grid in a city, a `grid-tie' arrangement has been designed in this paper that c...

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Main Authors: Siddique, M. R. A., Nibir, S. J., Hoque, A.
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
Batteries
Cities and towns
Electricity
Feed-in tariff
micro wind turbine
Production
renewable energy
Renewable energy resources
rooftop
solar PV etc
Wind power generation
Wind turbines
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Summary:In our work we have studied the feasibility of supplying maximum possible peak hour load through micro generation using rooftop wind turbines and solar PV panels in a low wind speed urban area. Due to easy access to grid in a city, a `grid-tie' arrangement has been designed in this paper that can ensure the sale of excess off-peak generations to make the system profitable. Choice of proper turbine and DC storage device based on above system considering corresponding cost analysis for a developing country like Bangladesh has also been presented here. Finally a new tariff structure suitable for designed arrangement has been proposed.
DOI:10.1109/SCES.2012.6199089