On-Grid and Off-Grid Hybrid Renewable Energy System Designs with HOMER: A Case Study of Rural Electrification in Turkey

Mikail Pürlü, Sezen Beyarslan, Belgin Emre Türkay · 2022 · Turkish Journal of Electrical Power and Energy Systems

Summary. Researchers designed hybrid renewable energy systems for a rural Turkish area using solar, wind, and hydroelectric sources. On-grid systems connected to the main grid proved most economical, while off-grid systems with battery storage reduced environmental impact. Adding grid restrictions further lowered carbon emissions. Sensitivity analyses showed that increasing renewable capacity delivered both economic and environmental benefits.

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Pürlü, M., Beyarslan, S., & Türkay, B. E.. (2022). On-Grid and Off-Grid Hybrid Renewable Energy System Designs with HOMER: A Case Study of Rural Electrification in Turkey. Turkish Journal of Electrical Power and Energy Systems. https://doi.org/10.5152/tepes.2022.21013

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DOI: 10.5152/tepes.2022.21013
Countries: Turkey
Categories: energy, regional-innovation-systems
Added: 2026-04-28