Title
Wind and solar based energy systems for communities
Document Type
Book
Publication Date
1-1-2018
Publication Title
Wind and Solar Based Energy Systems for Communities
First Page
1
Keywords
Ancillary services, Battery storage plants, Battery-based storage, Community energy projects, Community energy systems, Community solar pv projects, Community wind project development, Community-level solar thermal systems, Data-driven methods, Demand management, Demand side management, Desalination, Design optimization, Energy conservation, Energy conservation, Energy conservation, General electrical engineering topics, Multienergy hubs, Other power stations and plants, Photovoltaic power systems, Power system management, operation and economics, Power-to-gas, Small-to-medium wind turbine performance prediction, Smart multienergy microgrids, Solar based energy systems, Solar power stations, Solar power stations and photovoltaic power systems, Solar project development, Solar-water desalination, Urban photovoltaic installations, Wind based energy systems, Wind farm optimization, Wind load assessment, Wind power plants, Wind power plants, Wind turbines
Last Page
311
Abstract
A sustainable community energy system is an approach to supplying a local community - ranging from a few homes or farms to entire cities - with its energy requirements from renewable energy or high-efficiency co-generation energy sources. Such systems are frequently based on wind power, solar power, biomass, either singly or in combination. Community energy projects have been growing in numbers in several key regions.This book provides an overview of existing and emerging community energy technologies. Topics covered include data-driven methods for prediction of small to medium wind turbines performance; optimization of wind farms for communities; financing for community wind and photovoltaic project development; community-level solar thermal systems; solar water desalination for small communities; community solar photovoltaic projects; assessing wind loads for urban photovoltaic installations; design optimization of multi-energy hubs for community energy projects; battery based storage for communities; power-to-gas and power-to-power for storage and ancillary services in urban areas; smart multi-energy microgrids; and conservation and demand management in community energy systems. Wind and Solar Based Energy Systems for Communities is essential reading for researchers and engineers working to develop community energy systems and advance the transition to a clean energy future.
DOI
10.1049/PBPO130E
ISBN
9781785615443
Recommended Citation
Carriveau, Rupp and Ting, David S.K.. (2018). Wind and solar based energy systems for communities. Wind and Solar Based Energy Systems for Communities, 1-311.
https://scholar.uwindsor.ca/mechanicalengpub/134