Feasibility of PV Integrated Microgrids in Remote North Canadian Communities.

  • Tim Yusishen
  • Amin Hajihosseinlu
  • Mathias Pielahn
  • Iman Kaffashan
  • Azita Fazelkhah
  • Dharshana Muthumuni
Keywords: Microgrid, clean energy, remote community, renewable energy.

Abstract

In this paper a methodology for a transition away from a fossil fuel dependency to clean energy in remote communities in northern Canada is presented. Both technical and non-technical obstacles associated with such a transition to clean energy are outlined. A proposal on how to possibly overcome these obstacles is also presented.  The technical aspect of this work includes a case study on one of the communities in northern Manitoba, Canada. The case study is supported by simulations, using the software tool PSCADTM/EMTDCTM. The simulation result illustrates how the control system coordinates various parts of a microgrid and reduces annual diesel consumption.  

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Published
2019-12-24
How to Cite
YusishenT., HajihosseinluA., PielahnM., KaffashanI., FazelkhahA., & MuthumuniD. (2019). Feasibility of PV Integrated Microgrids in Remote North Canadian Communities. International Journal of Smart Grid and Sustainable Energy Technologies, 3(2), 112-120. https://doi.org/10.36040/ijsgset.v3i2.1261
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