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Monitoring of PV-diesel Hybrid Systems

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 = Overview<br/> =
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 = Monitoring of PV-diesel Hybrid Systems =
-[[File:A User Guide to Simple Monitoring and Sustainable Operation of PV-diesel Hybrid Systems.pdf|border|A User Guide to Simple Monitoring and Sustainable Operation of PV-diesel Hybrid System]]
+[[File:A User Guide to Simple Monitoring and Sustainable Operation of PV-diesel Hybrid Systems.pdf|border|right|A User Guide to Simple Monitoring and Sustainable Operation of PV-diesel Hybrid System]] This [[:File:A_User_Guide_to_Simple_Monitoring_and_Sustainable_Operation_of_PV-diesel_Hybrid_Systems.pdf|publication]] from IEA PVPS Task 9 includes monitoring and evaluation guidelines for PV-diesel hybrid systems. It will provide guidelines to users on how they can use the system to last it for a long time and what to do in case of system failures. &nbsp;The application of the guide requires little technical equipment, but daily manual measurements. For the most part, it can be managed by pen and paper, by people with no earlier experience of power systems.
 This [[:File:A_User_Guide_to_Simple_Monitoring_and_Sustainable_Operation_of_PV-diesel_Hybrid_Systems.pdf|publication]] from IEA PVPS Task 9 includes monitoring and evaluation guidelines for PV-diesel hybrid systems. It will provide guidelines to users on how they can use the system to last it for a long time and what to do in case of system failures. &nbsp;The application of the guide requires little technical equipment, but daily manual measurements. For the most part, it can be managed by pen and paper, by people with no earlier experience of power systems.
 = Further Information =

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 = Overview<br/> =
-'''Solar hybrid systems''' generate power using a solar power generator like '''[[Photovoltaic_(PV)|photovoltaic (PV)]] '''[[Solar Cells and Modules|modules]] and additional renewable energy sources (e.g.,) and/or a supplementary generator.
+'''Solar hybrid systems''' generate power using a solar power generator like '''[[Photovoltaic (PV)|photovoltaic (PV)]] '''[[Solar Cells and Modules|modules]] and additional renewable energy sources (e.g.,) and/or a supplementary generator.
 In remote rural areas, that are not connected to the national electricity [[Portal:Grid|grid]], village mini grids consisting of PV hybrid systems might be less costly than grid extension. They can replace batteries and fuel electricity generators and reach more people than single '''[[Solar Home Systems (SHS)|solar home systems (SHS)]]'''.
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 During the day, when the Sun is shining, the photovoltaic modules generate electricity that directly powers [[Lamps and Electric Appliances|appliances]] or can be stored in a [[Batteries|battery]] bank. At night or during days without sunshine the stored energy can be used. The supplementary generator makes the system reliable, offering the possibility of producing power at any time. Therefore, solar hybrid systems can offer '''alternating current (AC)''' power for 24 hours a day.
-<div><span>The [http://www.nrel.gov/homer/ HOMER tool], developed by the U.S. '''National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL)''', is useful for designing and modeling hybrid systems. The HOMER tool automatically retrieves solar insolation information from NASA.</span><br/></div><div><br/></div><div><br/></div><div></div>
+<div><span>The [http://www.nrel.gov/homer/ HOMER tool], developed by the U.S. '''National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL)''', is useful for designing and modeling hybrid systems. The HOMER tool automatically retrieves solar insolation information from NASA.</span>
 = PV-Diesel Hybrid Mini-Grid =
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 = Further Information =
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 = Overview<br/> =
-'''Solar hybrid systems''' generate power using a solar power generator like '''[[Photovoltaic (PV)|photovoltaic (PV)]] '''[[Solar Cells and Modules|modules]] and additional renewable energy sources (e.g.,) and/or a supplementary generator.
+'''Solar hybrid systems''' generate power using a solar power generator like '''[[Photovoltaic_(PV)|photovoltaic (PV)]] '''[[Solar Cells and Modules|modules]] and additional renewable energy sources (e.g.,) and/or a supplementary generator.
-In remote rural areas, that are not connected to the national electricity [[Portal:Grid|grid]], village mini grids consisting of PV hybrid systems might be less costly than grid extension. They can replace batteries and fuel electricity generators and reach more people than single '''[[Solar Home Systems|solar home systems (SHS)]]'''.
+In remote rural areas, that are not connected to the national electricity [[Portal:Grid|grid]], village mini grids consisting of PV hybrid systems might be less costly than grid extension. They can replace batteries and fuel electricity generators and reach more people than single '''[[Solar Home Systems (SHS)|solar home systems (SHS)]]'''.
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 = Function<br/> =
-During the day, when the Sun is shining, the photovoltaic modules generate electricity that directly powers [[Lamps_and_Electric_Appliances|appliances]] or can be stored in a [[Batteries|battery]] bank. At night or during days without sunshine the stored energy can be used. The supplementary generator makes the system reliable, offering the possibility of producing power at any time. Therefore, solar hybrid systems can offer '''alternating current (AC)''' power for 24 hours a day.
+During the day, when the Sun is shining, the photovoltaic modules generate electricity that directly powers [[Lamps and Electric Appliances|appliances]] or can be stored in a [[Batteries|battery]] bank. At night or during days without sunshine the stored energy can be used. The supplementary generator makes the system reliable, offering the possibility of producing power at any time. Therefore, solar hybrid systems can offer '''alternating current (AC)''' power for 24 hours a day.
-<div><span>The [http://www.nrel.gov/homer/ HOMER tool], developed by the U.S. '''National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL)''', is useful for designing and modeling hybrid systems. The HOMER tool automatically retrieves solar insolation information from NASA.</span><br/></div><div><br/></div><div></div>
+<div><span>The [http://www.nrel.gov/homer/ HOMER tool], developed by the U.S. '''National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL)''', is useful for designing and modeling hybrid systems. The HOMER tool automatically retrieves solar insolation information from NASA.</span><br/></div><div><br/></div><div><br/></div><div></div>
-=== PV-Diesel Hybrid Mini-Grid ===
+= PV-Diesel Hybrid Mini-Grid =
-*<span>GIZ experiences in Senegal: [[PV-Diesel_Hybrid_Mini-Grid|PV-Diesel Hybrid Mini-Grid]].</span>
+*<span>GIZ experiences in Senegal: [[PV-Diesel Hybrid Mini-Grid|PV-Diesel Hybrid Mini-Grid]].</span>
-*<span>ESMAP by Worldbank: [http://www.esmap.org/esmap/sites/esmap.org/files/TR_11107_Peru_Solar-diesel Hybrid Options for the Peruvian Amazon Lessons Learned from Padre Cocha_111-07.pdf PV-diesel options for the Peruvian Amazon.]</span>
+*<span>ESMAP by Worldbank: [http://www.esmap.org/esmap/sites/esmap.org/files/TR_11107_Peru_Solar-diesel Hybrid Options for the Peruvian Amazon]</span>
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 = Further Information =
-*[[Solar_Hybrid_Systems:_Costs,_Financing,_Business_and_Operation_Models|Financing solar home system]]<br/>
+*[[Solar Hybrid Systems: Costs, Financing, Business and Operation Models|Financing solar home system]]<br/>
-*[[Solar_Hybrid_Systems_-_Operator_Models|Operator models for solar hybrid systems]]<br/>
+*[[Solar Hybrid Systems - Operator Models|Operator models for solar hybrid systems]]<br/>
 *[[Portal:Solar|Solar portal on energypedia]]<br/>
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 = Overview<br/> =
-'''Solar hybrid systems''' generate power using a solar power generator like '''[[Photovoltaic (PV)|photovoltaic (PV)]]'''[[Solar Cells and Modules|modules]] and additional renewable energy sources (e.g.,) and/or a supplementary generator.
+'''Solar hybrid systems''' generate power using a solar power generator like '''[[Photovoltaic (PV)|photovoltaic (PV)]] '''[[Solar Cells and Modules|modules]] and additional renewable energy sources (e.g.,) and/or a supplementary generator.
 In remote rural areas, that are not connected to the national electricity [[Portal:Grid|grid]], village mini grids consisting of PV hybrid systems might be less costly than grid extension. They can replace batteries and fuel electricity generators and reach more people than single '''[[Solar Home Systems|solar home systems (SHS)]]'''.
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 = Function<br/> =
-During the day, when the Sun is shining, the photovoltaic modules generate electricity that directly powers [[Lamps and Electric Appliances|appliances]] or can be stored in a [[Batteries|battery]] bank. At night or during days without sunshine the stored energy can be used. The supplementary generator makes the system reliable, offering the possibility of producing power at any time. Therefore, solar hybrid systems can offer '''alternating current (AC)''' power for 24 hours a day.
+During the day, when the Sun is shining, the photovoltaic modules generate electricity that directly powers [[Lamps_and_Electric_Appliances|appliances]] or can be stored in a [[Batteries|battery]] bank. At night or during days without sunshine the stored energy can be used. The supplementary generator makes the system reliable, offering the possibility of producing power at any time. Therefore, solar hybrid systems can offer '''alternating current (AC)''' power for 24 hours a day.
 <div><span>The [http://www.nrel.gov/homer/ HOMER tool], developed by the U.S. '''National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL)''', is useful for designing and modeling hybrid systems. The HOMER tool automatically retrieves solar insolation information from NASA.</span><br/></div><div><br/></div><div></div>
 === PV-Diesel Hybrid Mini-Grid ===
-*<span>GIZ experiences in Senegal: [[PV-Diesel Hybrid Mini-Grid|PV-Diesel Hybrid Mini-Grid]].</span>
+*<span>GIZ experiences in Senegal: [[PV-Diesel_Hybrid_Mini-Grid|PV-Diesel Hybrid Mini-Grid]].</span>
 *<span>ESMAP by Worldbank: [http://www.esmap.org/esmap/sites/esmap.org/files/TR_11107_Peru_Solar-diesel Hybrid Options for the Peruvian Amazon Lessons Learned from Padre Cocha_111-07.pdf PV-diesel options for the Peruvian Amazon.]</span>
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 = Further Information =
 = References =
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-Introduction<br/> =
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-'''Solar hybrid systems''' generate power using a solar power generator&nbsp;like'''[[Photovoltaic_(PV)|photovoltaic&nbsp;(PV)]]'''[[Solar Cells and Modules|modules]]&nbsp;and additional renewable energy sources (e.g. wind, biomass) and/or&nbsp;a supplementary generator.
+'''Solar hybrid systems''' generate power using a solar power generator&nbsp;like'''[[Photovoltaic (PV)|photovoltaic&nbsp;(PV)]]'''[[Solar Cells and Modules|modules]]&nbsp;and additional renewable energy sources (e.g. wind, biomass) and/or&nbsp;a supplementary generator.
 In remote rural areas, that are not connected to the national electricity [[Grid|grid]], village mini grids consisting of&nbsp;PV hybrid systems&nbsp;might be less costly than grid extension.&nbsp;They&nbsp;can replace batteries and&nbsp;fuel electricity generators and reach more people than single '''[[Solar Home Systems|solar home systems (SHS)]]'''.

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 === PV-Diesel Hybrid Mini-Grid  ===
-<span>A&nbsp;first evaluation of one of the possible appliances of Solar Hybrid Systems is given regarding GIZ experiences in&nbsp;Senegal: [[PV-Diesel Hybrid Mini-Grid|PV-Diesel Hybrid Mini-Grid]]. </span>
+*<span>GIZ experiences in&nbsp;Senegal: [[PV-Diesel Hybrid Mini-Grid|PV-Diesel Hybrid Mini-Grid]]. </span>
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-[[Category:Solar]] [[Category:Hybrid_Systems]]
+[[Category:Hybrid_Systems]]