Pre-Feasibility Study on the Suitability of the Installation of Wind Solar Hybrid Energy System in Peninsular Malaysia

Nurul Aini, Osman and Chiang, Wan Qin (2017) Pre-Feasibility Study on the Suitability of the Installation of Wind Solar Hybrid Energy System in Peninsular Malaysia. Journal of Materials Science and Applied Energy, 6 (3). pp. 200-204.

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Abstract

There were varies of renewable energy technologies available in market but these two types namely solar and wind have attracted more attention as wind and solar renewable energy systems can be set up as autonomous or stand-alone. Wind-solar hybrid system is the complementarily between the solar energy and the wind energy which one of the energy sources would offset shortfall of the other and produce significantly to meet the energy demand. Wind Solar Hybrid off-grid Energy System counted as a best hybrid model which compensate each other while create the expectation outcomes. This paper presents the pre-feasibility study for implementation of the wind solar hybrid off-grid energy system at the Peninsular Malaysia. This study was carried out by considering the meteorological data to determine the possible location and on-site collection data from the selected place. Based on the analysis of the findings, Wind Solar Hybrid off-grid Energy System consider having the potential possibility suitable installation in Peninsular Malaysia. Mersing, Johor had been identified as high potential condition to install this type of energy system. However, there were some barrier requirement such as size of land and capability of wind energy that need to be consider before installing the Wind Solar Hybrid off-grid Energy System. Awareness of hybrid energy system has been discover and attract attention by those energy department under government of Malaysia through this research

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