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To ensure a successful integration of renewable energy into the electrical network, South Korea pursues batery storage to keep supply and demand in balance, and domestic power grid
Apr 1, 2016 · A simulation using 2013 Busan electricity demand data produces this optimal configuration, which includes photovoltaic panels, wind facilities, converters, and batteries with
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Therefore, this study investigates an optimized renewable power generation system for Busan metropolitan city, South Korea's second-largest city, by using its electricity consumption data.
However, this research shows that using wind power for Busan metropolitan city is highly economically feasible and that a hybrid system using solar and wind power is most economically feasible. Thus, the best way to offer clean and economical energy is to expand wind generation and use more PV–wind hybrid system.
The HOMER simulation recommends a system employing 258 wind turbines, 4130 PV panels, 1482 converters, and 5525 batteries as the optimal renewable electricity generation system at a 1/500 scale for Busan metropolitan city. The results of the simulation are shown in Table 7. Table 7. The suggested optimal renewable power generation system.
The project is being developed by Busan Offshore Wind Power and is currently owned by Corio Generation with a stake of 100%. The turbines will be mounted on fixed type foundations. The wind power project consists of 12 turbines, each with 8MW nameplate capacity. The project construction is expected to commence from 2025.
The power produced in the wind energy is calculated by the following equation:(2) P w i n d = 1 2 × ρ × A × V 3 Where “ A is the area crossed by flow of wind”, ρ is “the air density”, and V is “the wind speed” . Fig. 4. Monthly wind speed for Busan metropolitan city. 3.3.3. Temperature information
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