Electricity demand modeling techniques for hybrid solar PV system
Ahmad Faiz Minai, Mohammed Aslam Husain, Mohammad Naseem, Akhlaque Ahmad Khan
Abstract
Abstract In recent period, electricity need is increasing because of automatic control systems in developing modern societies. So it is necessary to estimate the consumption and needs of a particular sector to match the generation and demand for whole society. This task is performed by the modeling of electricity demand, in which many tools/plans and policies are involved. According to which, tariffs are made to benefit the society as well as energy suppliers. Electricity demand modeling is also needful when any of the generation plant is going to be installed, especially in the case of solar PV plant, in which number of panels, area, and balance of system completely depends upon the electricity demand. Hence in this work, modeling is proposed for electricity demand after analyzing various sectors. After the proper energy audit in initial stage, hybrid generation system (Thermal/Solar PV/DG/Batteries) will be modeled to match the demand in peak hours using metaheuristics optimization techniques. Low carbon emission and energy storage are the key features of power generation using solar PV system, which are very beneficial for any state of India.