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6 FAQs about [Feasibility study of photovoltaic hydrogen production and energy storage]
Are hybrid solar systems feasible?
Several studies have demonstrated the feasibility of hybrid systems with combined solar PV, wind power, fuel cell, electrolyser, and hydrogen storage systems [, , , , , ].
What is a wind and solar PV hybrid system?
The schematic of the wind and solar PV hybrid system for hydrogen production and storage, proposed in Fig. 1, consists of electricity supply (wind or solar PV), electrolyser, hydrogen storage tank for a long time energy storage, fuel cell and a power inverter (Direct Current (DC)/Alternating Current (AC)) .
Is hydrogen production possible through a renewable hybrid system?
Some studies, for example, already have demonstrated the feasibility of a levelized cost of hydrogen production through a renewable hybrid system [, , ]. An offshore wind hybrid system associated with hydrogen production only, given 10% curtailment, has shown a levelized cost of hydrogen of EUR 3.77/kg .
Can hydrogen production be economically feasible?
Hydrogen production becomes economically feasible only from plants operating from 3000 h and for electrolysers with a CAPEX of USD 650/kWe. The authors declare that they have no known competing financial interests or personal relationships that could have appeared to influence the work reported in this paper.
Are solar and wind hybrid systems viable in Brazil?
The model concludes that the solar and wind hybrid system for hydrogen production and storage is not yet viable in Brazil. In addition, the CAPEX of electrolysers and storage tanks and their operating losses are key points for the deployment of these systems.
What are the efficiencies of solar energy systems?
For the PV, wind, and PV/wind systems, the average overall system efficiencies are 16.43, 34.13, and 14.33%, respectively. Nevertheless, the decision to adopt the second or third scenarios will depend on many factors and not only the techno-economic parameters.