Add to ORKGThis paper presents an optimal model to satisfy electricity needs of North-east Sri Lanka (NE-SL). With the absence of indigenous fossil fuel and large-scale hydrologic resources, NE-SL depends on the import of fossil fuel for electricity generation, causing economic and environmental hardships. This paper explores a sustainable power generation using a mix of renewable energy resources
The share of Non-Conventional Renewable Energy (NCRE) penetration in Sri Lanka has been increased to...
By cogeneration, electricity and thermal energy can be produced by one prime energy source simultane...
Using an off grid hybrid renewable energy-based power systems for rural electrification has become a...
Electricity can be considered as the backbone of the modern society. It has become anessential compo...
The existing power generating system in Sri Lanka relies upon a mix of generation from renewable so...
Sri Lanka is facing problems in selecting optimum electricity generation mix due to the environmenta...
Sri Lanka is predominantly a fossil fuel-importing country with relatively high rainfall mainly in t...
Sri Lanka has had a hydropower dominated electricity generation for many years with relatively high...
Energy has become a fundamental need of humans in the world to fulfill their day today requirements....
A detailed study on present and future energy demand, resource availability and technology options w...
Renewable Portfolio Standard (RPS) is rapidly emerging as a popular mechanism among policy makers to...
World’s energy needs are increasing day by day and meeting that ever increasing demand by fossil fue...
Ever increasing demand for electricity, due to increased consumption, industrial development and ele...
This paper commences with a broad analysis of the range of industrial uses for trees in the Sri Lank...
Abstract: Due to intense fuel dependency on energy production in the world, cost of energy is now he...
The share of Non-Conventional Renewable Energy (NCRE) penetration in Sri Lanka has been increased to...
By cogeneration, electricity and thermal energy can be produced by one prime energy source simultane...
Using an off grid hybrid renewable energy-based power systems for rural electrification has become a...
Electricity can be considered as the backbone of the modern society. It has become anessential compo...
The existing power generating system in Sri Lanka relies upon a mix of generation from renewable so...
Sri Lanka is facing problems in selecting optimum electricity generation mix due to the environmenta...
Sri Lanka is predominantly a fossil fuel-importing country with relatively high rainfall mainly in t...
Sri Lanka has had a hydropower dominated electricity generation for many years with relatively high...
Energy has become a fundamental need of humans in the world to fulfill their day today requirements....
A detailed study on present and future energy demand, resource availability and technology options w...
Renewable Portfolio Standard (RPS) is rapidly emerging as a popular mechanism among policy makers to...
World’s energy needs are increasing day by day and meeting that ever increasing demand by fossil fue...
Ever increasing demand for electricity, due to increased consumption, industrial development and ele...
This paper commences with a broad analysis of the range of industrial uses for trees in the Sri Lank...
Abstract: Due to intense fuel dependency on energy production in the world, cost of energy is now he...
The share of Non-Conventional Renewable Energy (NCRE) penetration in Sri Lanka has been increased to...
By cogeneration, electricity and thermal energy can be produced by one prime energy source simultane...
Using an off grid hybrid renewable energy-based power systems for rural electrification has become a...