Dynamic Economic Load Dispatch for a Campus Based on Renewable Energy Using HOMER

Using examples from a school in Bhimavaram, India, this study discusses the economic and dynamic load dispatch at that institution. Since the institution is open during the day, load variances are primarily examined during that period. The load is assumed to be commercial and fed from an 11KV line. This improvement includes a two-way flow of energy from the institution to the grid and back again. run on 100 kW of solar panels, 95 kW of wind turbine, and 100 kWh of Li ion batteries. In order to maximize the utilization of renewable energy sources as well as minimize the need for generators that rely on fossil fuels, the best power utilization is supplied. The HOMER software is utilized for simulation in order to optimize a predetermined projected system.