This paper proposes the most feasible configuration of solar PV system with diesel generator as back up for hypothetical rural school electrification around Arbaminch town
				    Thus opting for standalone hybrid renewable energy systems for rural electrification is the only solution. A hybrid system uses multiple energy sources for generating electricity with some
				    The solar potential and wind speed were taken from NASA, the cost of associated hybrid components are collected from different sources and the electric load data was estimated for
				    This paper considers the feasibility of developing Solar (photovoltaic)-Wind-Diesel hybrid power systems for supplying electricity to off-grid rural communities in the Tigray
				    From simulation result, the combination of PV array, diesel generator, battery storage and converter brings to the optimal configuration of hybrid renewable energy system applicable to
				    A hybrid power system that consists of PV-array, diesel generator, battery bank (storage device) and convertors has been proposed and discussed to obtain an efficient topology, economic
				    The paper explores the potential of hybrid power generation systems combining solar and micro-hydropower sources in rural Ethiopia. It highlights the low electricity access rates in the country, particularly in rural areas, where
				    Thus opting for standalone hybrid renewable energy systems for rural electrification is the only solution. A hybrid system uses multiple energy sources for generating electricity with some kind of energy storage medium. However,
				    A hybrid system that integrates and optimizes across solar photovoltaic and complementary energy sources, such as wind and diesel generation, can improve reliability, and reduce the unit cost of power production. This study assesses
				    This paper considers the feasibility of developing Solar (photovoltaic)-Wind-Diesel hybrid power systems for supplying electricity to off-grid rural communities in the Tigray region of northern
				    This paper considers the feasibility of developing Solar (photovoltaic)-Wind-Diesel hybrid power systems for supplying electricity to off-grid rural communities in the Tigray region of northern
				    economical viability of PV/Diesel hybrid system for rural school electrification in Ethiopia. The analysis has been done by using HOMER software. Economic comparisons regarding present
				    The proposed hybrid system integrates solar PV, diesel generators, and battery storage, offering a robust and resilient energy solution. Throughout the optimization process, a
				    The aim of this paper is to investigate the possibility of supplying electricity from a solar-wind hybrid system to a remotely located model community detached from the main electricity grid in
				    This study presents analysis and optimization of a standalone hybrid renewable energy system (HRES) for Adama Science and Technology University''s ICT center in Ethiopia.
				    Over the past two decades, Ethiopia has made significant progress in increasing power supply, but the country''s electrification rate is still less than 30%. The Ethiopian Electric Utility has identified more than 250 remote villages to realize
				    The Solar PV-Grid-Diesel Hybrid Power System can be used to overcome the inconvenience due to unavailability of power to a great extent. Integration of solar PV systems with the diesel
				    The results show that the feasible configuration of Solar Photovoltaic (PV)/Diesel Generator (DG)/ZnBr battery systems provide the lowest net present cost (NPC), with values of $2.97M, $2.72M and
				    The electrical profile of the optimal approaches or the hybrid technology and traditional methods which contain solar photovoltaic'', batteries, wind turbines, diesel generator were estimated and
				    The Solar PV-Grid-Diesel Hybrid Power System can be used to overcome the inconvenience due to unavailability of power to a great extent. Integration of solar PV systems with the diesel plants is being disseminated worldwide to reduce
				    Ethiopia is close to the equator and has enormous potential as a solar energy resource that has yet to be realized. The country has some small-scale diesel-based power generation, and all
				    The modelled hybrid renewable energy system comprises a wind turbine, solar panels with a power converter, energy storage batteries, and a diesel generator. To evaluate
				    Furthermore, through the simulation of different configuration of the supply system, the optimal mini-grid hybrid system design was established to combine hydro, solar PV, battery energy storage
				    In order to design a mini-grid hybrid power system, one has to be provided with information for the selected location. Typical information''s required are; the load profile that should be met by the
				    Techno-economic analysis of solar energy system for electrification of rural school in Southern Ethiopia Techno-economic analysis of solar energy system for electrification of rural school in
				    Table 1: Location, study approach, objectives and methods of the studies. The status of solar energy utilization, development opportunities and challenges in Ethiopia It further articulated that Ethiopia has high solar energy potential
				    The system consists of 20 kW of solar PV array, three wind turbines (3 kW each), a 5 kW capacity diesel generator and 24 strings of batteries with a load-following dispatch strategy.
				    This paper proposes the most feasible configuration of solar PV system with diesel generator as back up for hypothetical rural school electrification around Arbaminch town (6.0333° N, 37.5500° E
				    Comparing with conventional diesel generators among all the locations, a combination of solar/wind/diesel/battery is the economically best design for Thoothukudi, with the least and
				    The simulation results revealed that a hybrid PV solar/hydro/diesel with battery storage was the optimized solution and most suitable with the least net present cost (NPC) of $963,431 and a cost of energy
				    The textbook presents a brief outline of the basic engineering in designing and analysing PV diesel hybrid power systems. The study has been taken from the point of view of introduction