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Dynamic analysis and sizing optimization of a pumped hydroelectric storage-integrated hybrid PV/Wind system: A case study

Nassar et al., 2021

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4345428174353048176
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Nassar Y
Abdunnabi M
Sbeta M
Hafez A
Amer K
Ahmed A
Belgasim B
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Energy conversion and management

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The intermittent nature of variable renewable energy resources in conjunction with the fluctuating energy demand of load require using an efficient long-term energy storage means. Pumped Hydroelectric Storage (PHS) has proved its commercial viability as …
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