Optimising Off-Grid Microgrids in Remote Areas: The ‘Micro Reseau Mafate’ Project | Chapter 8 | Science and Technology - Recent Updates and Future Prospects Vol. 2

 

The development of autonomous microgrids presents a suitable alternative for electrifying isolated communities. However, to achieve truly virtuous solutions for environmental protection, a sustainable energy management system is highly recommended. This research project, located on Reunion Island, focuses on modelling the solar resource and user consumption profiles within a microgrid using specialised instrumentation. An innovative human-machine interface (HMI) is then developed and tested in a real-world configuration. This interface utilises a mathematical optimisation program to manage the microgrid effectively. The project meticulously examines the optimal operating point of the entire system, encompassing power generation devices, storage elements, and ultimately, household energy delivery. Tests have demonstrated that, in operational mode, the level of user acceptance of the management tool was highly satisfactory. The tool provides users with real-time information on the performance of the microgrid, which they found very helpful. This pilot program serves as a springboard for the future installation of numerous microgrids throughout this remote region.

 

Author(s)details:-

 

D. Calogine
PIMENT Laboratory, University of La Reunion, France.

 

O. Chau
PIMENT Laboratory, University of La Reunion, France.

 

T. Fanjirindratovo
Physics and Environment Laboratory, University of Toliara, Madagascar

 

O. Ramiarinjanahary
Physics and Environment Laboratory, University of Toliara, Madagascar.

 

J. Francou
PIMENT Laboratory, University of La Reunion, France.

 

P. Rasoavonjy
PIMENT Laboratory, University of La Reunion, France.

 

C. Abbezzot
PIMENT Laboratory, University of La Reunion, France.

 

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Using of Meteorological Data to Estimate the Multilevel Clustering for Rainfall Forecasting| Chapter 6 | Research Highlights in Science and Technology Vol. 1

 The basic goal of multi-criteria accountable (MCDM), which is a dilemma accompanying making decisions, is to pick the best substitute by taking into account diversified criteria. This technique is acquire great popularity in resolving decision-making problems indifferent fields in recent days. Because they can reduce complex issues to their most fundamental components, multi-tests decision-making techniques are very frequent common by the decision-creators to solve problems. From architecture design, finance to healthcare, MCDM has a wide range of instruments and methods that can be used. MCDM methods have changed to suit different types of applications. This chapter's aim is to provide an inspection of the multi-criteria decision-making idea, major categories, new uses.

Author(s) Details:

N. Shobha,
Department of CSD, DSCE, Begaluru, India.

T. Asha,
Department of CSE, BIT, Bengaluru, India.

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