Optimization of renewable energy systems for off-grid communities
Abstract
This review paper critically examines the optimization of renewable energy systems (RES) for off-grid communities, drawing on findings from recent and relevant studies. The focus is on the strategies, technologies, and methodologies used in optimizing RES to provide reliable, sustainable, and cost-effective energy solutions for remote and underserved areas. The paper discusses the key challenges identified in the literature, such as resource variability, system sizing, energy storage, and economic viability. It also reviews optimization techniques like hybrid system design, demand-side management, and advanced control algorithms, all informed by the findings of previous research. The study concludes with a discussion of future research directions and emerging trends in the optimization of renewable energy systems for off-grid communities.
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