| Title |
An Economic Evaluation and Sensitivity Analysis of Remote MicroGrid According to Design Objectives |
| Authors |
원종남(Weon, Jong-Nam) ; 채우규(Chae, Woo-Kyu) ; 이학주(Lee, Hak-Ju) ; 심준보(Sim, Jun-Bo) ; 신창훈(Shin, Chang-Hoon) |
| DOI |
https://doi.org/10.5370/KIEE.2017.66.6.892 |
| Keywords |
Remote MicroGrid ; Economic evaluation ; Sensitivity analysis ; Renewable energy ; BESS ; HOMER |
| Abstract |
Until now, it has been for choosing most economic result to be generally used for designing remote MicroGrid (MG) system. It is able to make economic benefit by reducing operation cost, but proportion of renewable energy will be minimum. In other words, it is difficult to get an effect by renewable energy because economic feasibility is an only consideration. Therefore, various factors should be considered and design objectives should be are diversified to design proper remote MG system. In this paper, remote MG system is classified into two types according to design objectives, and they are analysed through case study based on economic evaluation. In addition, economic feasibility for each type is analysed through sensitivity analysis according to various factors that affect the design results of the system. |