Renewable hybrid power generation system to the households in remote tribal areas
Renewable Energy Sources (RES) are considered as a best technological option for generating clean and distributed energy, is suitable for Industries and also domestic areas. At remote tribal areas where no proper transport facility and few households, establishment of huge power generators and a sin...
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| description | Renewable Energy Sources (RES) are considered as a best technological option for generating clean and distributed energy, is suitable for Industries and also domestic areas. At remote tribal areas where no proper transport facility and few households, establishment of huge power generators and a single RES like solar or wind will not give continues power supply alone. The energy generated from Solar and Wind is much less than the production by fossil fuels, however, electricity generation by utilizing PV cells and wind turbine increased rapidly in recent years. Proposed low cost, Compact and portable Hybrid Power System consists of combination of RES wind generators and solar charged batteries which provides continuous power is unique and best suited to the households in remote tribal areas where there is no electrical power. |
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| subjects | Batteries Clean energy Distributed generation Fossil fuels Households Hybrid systems Photovoltaic cells Power supplies Renewable energy sources Residential energy Solar cells Wind turbines Windpowered generators |
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