Sentence examples for multiple energy resources from inspiring English sources

Based on local natural energy resources endowments, this paper applies the hybrid optimization model for multiple energy resources and load types to analyse the feasibility of satisfying energy demand.

Therefore, the current study investigates the economic feasibility of renewable energy generation systems in 17 selected cities in South Korea using information on the currently considered components and the hybrid optimization of multiple energy resources (HOMER) software.

The hybrid optimization of multiple energy resources (HOMER) model is used to select the optimized configuration of the hybrid system.

As a result, the integrated planning and optimal operation of a multi-carrier energy (MCE) system have aroused widespread concern for reasonable utilization of multiple energy resources and efficient accommodation of renewable energy sources.

Moving to true grid resiliency requires multiple distributed energy resources, but these DERs must be properly controlled for each installation's needs.

This paper presents a descriptor system H∞ approach to enhance performance of robust H∞ controller and previously-reported decentralized robust servo-mechanism (DRSM) control scheme for autonomous voltage sourced converter (VSC -based microgrids including multiple distributed energy resources (DERs).

1) We formulate a model predictive-based centralized control model for microgrid with multiple distributed energy resources and flexible load in real-time environment.

Multiple factors, including local energy resources and economic, social, cultural, and natural geographical factors, influence the rural household energy consumption structure [10, 11].

Community microgrids connect critical loads and distributed energy resources of multiple owners, thereby presenting significant new design goals, operating constraints and business models.

In this context, MGs aggregate, coordinate and exploit flexibility from emerging distributed energy resources and multiple energy vectors (e.g., electricity, heat and gas) as a means to partake in different services in response to price signals associated with markets and network needs.

Motivated by the recent boom of the sharing economy, this paper presents a scheme of sharing demand-side energy resources (DERs) among multiple prosumers.