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Techno-Economic Analysis and Power Management for Remote Area Microgrid

One of the salient benefits of installing a microgrid (MG) is improving reliability and resiliency for customers in the remote areas of the power system. The MG can include Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) and renewable generation, e.g. PV system and operate in both grid-tied or islanded mode. In this paper, a feasibility analysis for an MG was performed for an isolated rural community to determine the BESS sizing based on supply adequacy and other operating requirements in a real-life island system. The Helio-scope software is used to determine the maximum amount of PV that could be installed in the study site. The analyses were performed in HOMER Pro® software.