Journal of Japan Society of Civil Engineers, Ser. G (Environmental Research)
Online ISSN : 2185-6648
ISSN-L : 2185-6648
Journal of Environmental Systems Research, Vol.40
Cost-Benefit Parformance of Photovoltaics and Electricity Storage Battery System to Secure Load Leveling and Peak Shaving in Factories
Tetsuya YAMAGUCHIYuki MORIKAWATohru MORIOKATaira OZAKI
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2012 Volume 68 Issue 6 Pages II_229-II_236

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Abstract
 Simple simulation model of electricity demand and solar energy supply demonstrates monetary benefit derived from peak shaving and load leveling in operation of battery charging / discharging with photovoltaics.
 Probabilistic electricity balancing model is applied to simulation research on battery operation in factories, which have installed photovoltaics, on half hourly basis. The major engineering variables, which are listed up, in this research, are capacity volumes of battery and photovoltaics and margin setting of receiving maximum allowance for cost-effective performance in minimizing total cost of PV / BT system and electric bills including penalty for excess ever these contracted with reginal grid company.
 Stand-alone equipment of PV or BT, even with cost receasing by 30% causes ineffective cost performance to facility energy management under the present electricity pricing condition. When considering hybrid system operation of PV and BT, users should join reasonable range of profitable combination of PV and BT systems. As in example of hybrid combination of PV and BT, both condition of PV price decreasing by 50% and BT price decreasing by 75%,userinstalling 280[kW] capacity of PV and BT systems(PV:170[kW], BT:110[kW]) pay no additional cost.
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