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Recent Advances in Hybrid Renewable Energy System

A special issue of Energies (ISSN 1996-1073). This special issue belongs to the section "A: Sustainable Energy".

Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (31 March 2024) | Viewed by 7788

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Dr. Pouya Ifaei

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Department of Environmental Science and Engineering, College of Engineering, Center for Environmental Studies, Kyung Hee University, Seocheon-dong 1, Giheung-gu, Yongin-Si 446-701, Gyeonggi-Do, Republic of Korea
Interests: energy systems; renewable energy; energy engineering; energy modeling; energy conservation
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Dear Colleagues,

In this Special Issue, recent advances in hybrid renewable energies will be covered with special attention to novel multigeneration systems, new energy hub management approaches, and creative multi-carrier and multi-product networks. All design, optimization, control, and monitoring of the systems can be covered in the articles. Colleagues are encouraged to discuss the resiliency and reliability in renewable energies hybridization. The applications of hybrid renewable energy systems in all buildings, industries, and sectors can be investigated. Authors can submit their research outputs as full-length research articles or letters. State-of-the-art literature can be explored in critical in-depth review manuscripts to highlight the future research on the topic. We are especially interested in the significance of employing various energy sources in dynamic social, economic, and ecological conditions. The less-seen aspects of hybrid renewable energies research can be highlighted by implementing cutting-edge artificial intelligence and smart materials.

Dr. Pouya Ifaei
Guest Editor

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Keywords

  • hybrid renewable energies
  • sustainability
  • resiliency
  • systems

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Analysis for the Implementation of Distributed Renewable Energy Generation Systems for Areas of High Vulnerability Due to Hillside Movements: Case Study of Marianza-Cuenca, Ecuador
by Federico Córdova-González, Eduardo García Meléndez, Montserrat Ferrer Juliá and Daniel Icaza
Energies 2024, 17(7), 1633; https://doi.org/10.3390/en17071633 - 28 Mar 2024
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This research presents a renewable energy system that takes advantage of the energy potential available in the territory. This study emerges as a relevant option to provide solutions to geological risk areas where there are buildings that, due to emergency situations at certain [...] Read more.
This research presents a renewable energy system that takes advantage of the energy potential available in the territory. This study emerges as a relevant option to provide solutions to geological risk areas where there are buildings that, due to emergency situations at certain times of the year during deep winter, are a target of danger and where its inhabitants would find it difficult to abandon their properties. The record of mass movements covering the city of Cuenca-Ecuador and part of the province has shown that the main triggering factor of this type of movement comprises the geological characteristics of tertiary formations characterized by lithological components that become unstable in the presence of water and due to their slopes being pronounced. Hybrid systems are effective solutions in distributed electricity generation, especially when it comes to helping people and their buildings in times of great need and the required electricity generation is basic. A hybrid photovoltaic, wind and hydrokinetic system has been designed that supplies electrical energy to a specific area on the opposite geographical side that is completely safe. The renewable energy system is connected to the public electricity grid available on site; however, in the event of an emergency the grid is disconnected for safety and only the hybrid system will work with the support of a battery backup system. In this study, the Homer Pro simulation tool was used and its results indicate that renewable systems that include PV, HKT and WT elements are economically viable, with a COE of USD 0.89/kWh. Full article
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Techno-Economic and Environmental Analysis of a Sewage Sludge Alternative Treatment Combining Chemical Looping Combustion and a Power-to-Methane System
by Piero Bareschino, Roberto Chirone, Andrea Paulillo, Claudio Tregambi, Massimo Urciuolo, Francesco Pepe and Erasmo Mancusi
Energies 2024, 17(4), 901; https://doi.org/10.3390/en17040901 - 15 Feb 2024
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An innovative process layout for sludge waste management based on chemical looping combustion and flue gas methanation is analyzed in this work. The technical performance of the system was assessed by considering that the flue gas is first purified and then mixed with [...] Read more.
An innovative process layout for sludge waste management based on chemical looping combustion and flue gas methanation is analyzed in this work. The technical performance of the system was assessed by considering that the flue gas is first purified and then mixed with a pure hydrogen stream sourced from an array of electrolysis cells to produce methane. The life cycle assessment (LCA) and life cycle cost (LCC) methodologies were applied to quantify the environmental and economic performances of the proposed process, and a hotspot analysis was carried out to recognize its most critical steps. The proposed system was then compared with a reference system that includes both the conventional waste management pathways for the Italian context and methane production. Finally, to account for the variability in the future economic climate, the effects of changes in landfill storage costs on sewage end-of-life costs for both the proposed and reference systems were evaluated. With respect to 1 kg/h of sewage sludge with 10%wt of humidity, the analysis shows that the proposed system (i) reduces landfill wastes by about 68%, (ii) has an end-of-life cost of 1.75 EUR × kg−1, and (iii) is environmentally preferable to conventional sewage sludge treatment technologies with respect to several impact categories. Full article
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Hybrid Energy Systems for Buildings: A Techno-Economic-Enviro Systematic Review
by Morteza Nazari-Heris, Atefeh Tamaskani Esfehankalateh and Pouya Ifaei
Energies 2023, 16(12), 4725; https://doi.org/10.3390/en16124725 - 15 Jun 2023
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Hybrid energy systems physically or conceptually combine various energy generation, storage, and/or conversion technologies to reduce costs and improve capability, value, efficiency, or environmental performance in comparison with independent alternatives. Hybridization is an interesting energy sector solution for plants to expand their flexibility, [...] Read more.
Hybrid energy systems physically or conceptually combine various energy generation, storage, and/or conversion technologies to reduce costs and improve capability, value, efficiency, or environmental performance in comparison with independent alternatives. Hybridization is an interesting energy sector solution for plants to expand their flexibility, optimize revenues, and/or develop other useful products. Integrated hybrid energy systems’ improved flexibility can hasten the integration of more renewable energy into the grid and help become closer to the target of zero-carbon energy grids. This paper aims to provide an updated literature review of design and applications of hybrid energy systems in buildings, focusing on economic, environmental, and technical viewpoints. This current study will analyze current and future trends toward hybrid energy systems for buildings and their functions in electrical energy networks as potential research study topics for the future. This study aims to enhance sustainable building techniques and the creation of effective electrical energy networks by offering insights into the design and applications of hybrid energy systems. The methodology used in this study entails assessing present and potential trends, as well as looking at hybrid energy system uses and designs in buildings. The higher flexibility of integrated hybrid systems, which enables enhanced grid integration of renewables, is one of the key discoveries. The discussion of potential research study themes and conceivable applications resulting from this research forms the paper’s conclusion. Full article
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