Design of a self‐sustained hybrid renewable energy microgrid for rural electrification of dry lands

E. Sheeba Percis, A. Nalini, T. Jenish, J. Jayarajan, Subramanian Bhuvaneswari, Sankarapuram Thangamuthu Rama · 2021 · International Journal of Energy Research

Summary. This paper designs a hybrid renewable energy microgrid for rural electrification in India's drought-prone Ramanathapuram district. The system combines solar photovoltaic and wind generation with electric vehicle battery storage to smooth power intermittency. Using real field data, the authors model a coordinated control system that manages battery state-of-charge to provide reliable, self-sustained power to dry land communities facing energy shortages.

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Percis, E. S., Nalini, A., Jenish, T., Jayarajan, J., Bhuvaneswari, S., & Rama, S. T.. (2021). Design of a self‐sustained hybrid renewable energy microgrid for rural electrification of dry lands. International Journal of Energy Research. https://doi.org/10.1002/er.6520

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DOI: 10.1002/er.6520
Countries: India
Regions: Asia
Categories: energy, regional-innovation-systems
Added: 2026-04-28