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October 9, 2025Open Access

Analysis of Hybrid PV/WTG Power Plant on Carbon Emission Reduction in Karimunjawa Island using Spesific Fuel Consumption Diesel

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ZAZaenal ArifinYogyakarta State University RARustam AsnawiYogyakarta State University MKMoh. KhairudinYogyakarta State University

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This analysis demonstrates that hybrid photovoltaic and wind turbine systems significantly reduce carbon emissions on Karimunjawa Island, highlighting the importance of renewable energy integration.

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Annual carbon emissions reduced by 6,103 tons CO2-eq using hybrid power systems.
Study estimates energy consumption at 5,284,317.3 kWh with a specific fuel consumption of 0.431 liters/kWh.
Model simulates energy generation from PV and WTG, revealing significant advantages over diesel-only generation.
Integration of renewable energy enhances energy security and sustainability for remote communities.

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Arifin et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e70da790569dd607ee5d66 https://doi.org/10.1088/1755-1315/1543/1/012003

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This analysis demonstrates that hybrid photovoltaic and wind turbine systems significantly reduce carbon emissions on Karimunjawa Island, highlighting the importance of renewable energy integration.

Analysis of Hybrid PV/WTG Power Plant on Carbon Emission Reduction in Karimunjawa Island using Spesific Fuel Consumption Diesel

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