Assessing renewable-energy potential and feasibility in Tehran''s
As part of Tehran''s plan to reduce its dependence on renewable energy, buildings have been using solar power in a limited, scattered manner. Nevertheless, this requires the
Data exhibit that Tehran city has good sunlight potential and can efficiently generate electricity using solar panels. The wind is another type of renewable energy resource, which can generate power via wind turbines that can extract electrical power from the kinetic energy of wind flow.
Based on Fig. 2 b, the average electricity demand of Tehran city is 48,517 MWh/day. Besides, the average peak load (i.e., that occurs in July) and the load factor (i.e., the ratio of average demand to the peak load) are 4,991 MW and 0.4, respectively. 2.1.2. Energy potentials of Tehran
The cost-effective option of their proposed hybrid system had a NPC of 137,927 $, COE of 0.345 $/kWh and also carbon dioxide reduction of approximately 14 tonnes/year compared with diesel-only power generation. Azaza and Wallin, in 2017, assessed the potential of different Swedish cities for applying a hybrid micro-grid system.
The Metropolitan city of Tehran is the capital city of Iran and the second-largest city in western Asia, which is ranked 29th most populous and 82nd polluted metropolitan area with a pollution index of 85.44 in the world. The considerable use of fossil fuels is not cost-effective and environmentally friendly.
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