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REVIEW PAPER ON HYBRID SOLAR WIND RENEWABLE POWER SYSTEMS

Prashant Gautam, Jaya Shukla, Anurag Singh, Rajnish Bhasker

Abstract


Solar and wind energy have increased greatly in the past few years. In this study, we proposed a hybrid energy system that combines solar panels with wind turbines to replace traditional sources of electricity, such as thermal and hydropower. Renewable energy is becoming increasingly popular as an unrealistic alternative source of electricity to traditional power generation. Electricity demand is growing every day, and non-renewable energy alone cannot be met. Renewable energy is a new option for meeting energy needs, but it is unreliable because of its probability nature. Hybrid renewable energy systems combine two or more renewable sources of energy, including wind turbines and solar systems. Hybrid renewable energy systems combine two or more renewable sources of energy, including wind turbines and solar systems. The purpose of this document is to conduct a comprehensive review of all aspects of the Commission on Human Rights. In this paper, feasibility study, optimization scale, modeling, management and reliability are discussed. The application of evolutionary technology in hybrid renewable energy is introduced. This study summarizes the whole hybrid system and has comprehensive results in determining the feasibility of the system.


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