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This paper presents an analysis of an off-grid hybrid energy system (HES) for a single residential apartment owned by a low-income earner. The system is made up of photovoltaic (PV), wind, battery storage system, and a gasoline generator. Using a house in Akoka, Nigeria as a case study, the HES is developed to adequately supply a load of 3.8kWh/day. The technical, economic and environmental considerations are presented. The results revealed the potential of the HES to provide environment-friendly, cost-effective and affordable electricity for the low income household, as compared to using only gasoline generators.
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