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Title: | Hybrid Energy Storage Systems for Renewable Energy Integration and Application |
Authors: | Tarana A Chandel |
Keywords: | Electronics & Communication Engineering |
Issue Date: | 2023 |
Publisher: | IGI Global |
Abstract: | Energy storage has an important role in integration and application of upcoming micro and smart grid network. The various environmental issues are directly related to energy generations. With the growing environmental affects, engineers, entrepreneurs, and policymakers are transforming towards energy storage solution. Hybrid energy systems carry distinct generation technology along with storage on a single system, upgrading all the benefits in contrast to a system that is dependent on a single source. The storage of energy is necessary to fulfil the demand of the consumers, thus enhancing the storage technology at distribution section of power supply. This chapter also throws deep light on different types of storage systems and their hopeful market areas. The study also aims to identifying the technical challenges facing the formation of storage systems globally. It also focuses on typical HESS-utility, energy storage integral designing, concept of energy management system and an ideal proposal for the power flow based on maximal clipping. |
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URI: | https://www.irma-international.org/chapter/hybrid-energy-storage-systems-for-renewable-energy-integration-and-application/318634/ http://192.168.9.248:8080/jspui/handle/123456789/815 |
ISBN: | 9781668488188 |
Appears in Collections: | Books/Book Chapters/Edited Books |
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