Integrated Renewable Energy Micro-Grid for Meeting Peak Hours Demand

In the TNB-based conventional system, the power demand varies randomly depending upon seasons and months of the year including festive occasions, reaching peak in some hours of days of some months. Sometime a heavy demand (in MW) falls at a time of a day. Such heavy energy demands need to be transpo...

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Published in:	IET Conference Proceedings
Main Authors:	Aznan, K A, Khan, S, Yaacob, M, Khalifa, O O, Aboadla, E, Tohtayong, M, Khalil, A, N.A.N. Muhaisen, N.M.L. Tan
Format:	Conference Proceeding
Language:	English
Published:	Stevenage The Institution of Engineering & Technology 05-09-2018
Subjects:	Alternative energy sources Demand Distributed generation Energy dissipation Peak load Power plants Renewable energy sources Renewable resources
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Summary:	In the TNB-based conventional system, the power demand varies randomly depending upon seasons and months of the year including festive occasions, reaching peak in some hours of days of some months. Sometime a heavy demand (in MW) falls at a time of a day. Such heavy energy demands need to be transported from far-away power stations over long lengthy transmissions causing energy loss not less than 20% in most of the cases. This paper presents load demand variation scenario, identifying peaks, and finally suggesting a strategy for meeting the peak demand from Renewable Energy Sources (RES) of solar and wind. An integrated RES-based microgrid is suggested with analytical and simulation results showing how the peak demand is being met from alternative sources of solar. The results of this paper find applications in suggesting RESbased generations for distributed locations within the lowvoltage distribution network of Malaysian Electric Utility Tenaga Nasional Berhad.
ISBN:	1839530030 9781839530036
DOI:	10.1049/cp.2018.1362