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Design of an Off-Grid Biogas/PV Hybrid Energy System to Meet the Electricity Needs of Rural Areas

Buğrahan Balıdede, Zeki Demir Eroğlu, Onur Doğan · 2026

Summary. Researchers designed an off-grid hybrid energy system combining solar panels, biogas, and battery storage for a rural Turkish village. Using HOMER software, they compared lithium-ion and lead-acid batteries for storing energy. Both battery types met the village's electricity needs, but lithium-ion systems proved more economical long-term despite higher upfront costs, due to lower maintenance expenses and longer lifespan.

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Balıdede, B., Eroğlu, Z. D., & Doğan, O.. (2026). Design of an Off-Grid Biogas/PV Hybrid Energy System to Meet the Electricity Needs of Rural Areas. https://doi.org/10.31224/6234

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DOI
10.31224/6234
Countries
Turkey
Categories
energy, climate-and-environment, general-innovation
Added
2026-04-29