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Information × Registration Number 0225U000637, (0122U001827) , R & D reports Title Development of tools for demand management and energy supply using hybrid low-power systems popup.stage_title Розробка теоретичних засад створення, розвитку та функціонування гібридних електроенергетичних систем на основі відновлюваних джерел енергії малої потужності та систем накопичення енергії Head Yarmoliuk Olena S., Кандидат технічних наук Registration Date 15-01-2025 Organization National Technical University of Ukraine "Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute" popup.description1 Development of theoretical principles and practical tools for optimal operation of hybrid power systems based on low-power renewable energy sources and energy storage systems, to ensure reliability and security of electricity supply and create technical opportunities for further decarbonization of Ukrainian energy popup.description2 The aim of the project is to increase the flexibility and reliability of the power system in terms of rapid development and implementation of low-power renewable energy sources. Recently, the rapid growth of demand for electricity and the shortage of traditional energy resources, the active use of low-capacity RES and energy storage systems require the formation of a new segment in the energy sector, which is developing rapidly worldwide - hybrid renewable energy system. Obviously, in this case there is a need to find new methods and approaches to manage the regimes of such power facility, which can provide the power system with the necessary additional flexibility and stability, which is an important condition for synchronization of the Ukrainian energy system with the European energy system ENTSO-E. To solve such problems, this project will investigate the regime characteristics of electricity generation, storage and consumption objects in the hybrid renewable energy system, as well as solving the forecast problem and modes optimization for demand management and rational use of renewable energy with increasing energy system's reliability. The final result of the project will be the development of an information-analytical platform that will allow practical implementation of the above tasks in relation to low-power hybrid systems and implement mechanisms to stimulate the production and consumption of electricity from RES (Net Energy Metering) Product Description popup.authors Veremiichuk Yurii A. Opryshko Vitalii P. Prytyskach Ivan V. Yatsenko Dmytro V. popup.nrat_date 2025-01-15 Close