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With an increasing public and governmental
awareness regarding environment protection and sustainable
resources, hand-in-hand with an escalating electricity demand,
the exponential growth of renewable energy generation capacity
has been the “answer”. Mitigating the environmental harms
associated with the more conventional energy sources such as:
coal, oil, gas and nuclear. Nonetheless, some challenges remain,
particularly concerning the integration of these technologies into
the conventional generation mix. Hybrid energy systems allow a
paradigm shift from a concentrated conventional generation to a
more distributed one. This paper discusses the optimized PVwind with hydro and battery storage capabilities for a gridconnected application considering the Short-Term Price Forecast
information. The proposed technique has been tested in different
scenarios, and results demonstrate the effectiveness of the
proposed approach.
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Hybrid energy systems Optimized dispatch strategy Photovoltaic power Pumped-storage hydropower Short-term price forecasting Wind power Optimized control strategy
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Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers