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Techno-economic feasibility and sensitivity analysis of stand-alone hybrid renewable energy system: a case study at university campus in Bangladesh

Authors: K. Nazir, M. M. N. Siam, and A. T. M. S. Islam

Abstract: Despite being the nation with the most rapidly expanding economy, Bangladesh has not completely harnessed its renewable energy sources. Electricity produced for Bangladesh predominantly comes from burning natural gas and fossil fuels. Therefore, it has been identified that the present renewable energy production approach of Bangladesh is unfeasible, indicating the need for systematic, incremental planning to improve the sustainable and reliable development. In this study, assess the techno-economic feasibility of six stand-alone hybrid renewable energy systems for Gopalganj Science and Technology University, Bangladesh and sensitivity analysis of the proposed system using HOMER Pro software…

Authors: K. Nazir, and A. T. M. S. Islam

Abstract: Energy generation in Bangladesh has been facing substantial economic, technical, and sustainable challenges for limited fuel resources as well as the inability to utilize its available renewable sources. The predominant energy production resources in Bangladesh come from gas and furnace oil, which have a significant impact on both the economy and the environment. To reduce the dependence on burning fuel, in this study we aim to develop a sustainable, optimized off-grid hybrid energy system and also to analyze the energy production performance incorporating three distinct solar tracker devices using Hoper Pro software…