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Management and technical economic analysis of a hybrid system (wind/diesel) in southern Algeria

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  • Abdelhamid Ksentini
  • Ahmed Bensalem
  • El-Bahi Azzag

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The increase in energy sources using fossil fuels is the main source of pollution. Diesel power stations are adapted to remote sites of energy sources. From an economic and technical point of view the integration of a hybrid system is beneficial. In this situation, the combination of hybrid power system (wind-diesel-battery)-based renewable energy is a strategy for the use of three complementary sources that will be suitable for continuity of service, reducing energy costs, longevity of the generator and the elimination of part of the greenhouse gas, this is the reason that motivated us to develop this product that addresses the optimal management of the production of electronic system energy to weather conditions (wind speed, temperature, relief) and the technical and economic analysis to meet our energy requirements to reduce emissions of greenhouse gases.

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  • Abdelhamid Ksentini & Ahmed Bensalem & El-Bahi Azzag, 2016. "Management and technical economic analysis of a hybrid system (wind/diesel) in southern Algeria," International Journal of Energy Technology and Policy, Inderscience Enterprises Ltd, vol. 12(1), pages 60-83.
    • Handle: RePEc:ids:ijetpo:v:12:y:2016:i:1:p:60-83
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