Cost Analysis Of Hybrid And Conventional Energy Systems In Telecommunication Shelter

https://doi.org/10.58451/ijebss.v1i02.16

Authors

  • Syukron M University of Indonesia Jakarta Indonesia
  • Budi Sudiarto University of Indonesia Jakarta Indonesia
  • Setiabudy Rudy University of Indonesia Jakarta Indonesia

Keywords:

telecommunication, energy, cost, hybrid

Abstract

The use of energy in the telecommunications system currently has several alternatives to support the power requirements of each site. There are three outlines used here, the first is a system using PLN as the main source of power supply, using a diesel-generator and battery backup energy, the second using a hybrid system which uses two energy supplies for solar power plants and PLN as its power source, with using diesel-generator and battery energy reserves and the latter only relying on solar power and diesel-generators as the main power supply or better known as off-grid system. The difference is based on the difference in access to the electricity network which is not evenly distributed in each region. This research will produce the most effective cost analysis of the system.

Published

2022-12-13

Issue

Vol. 1 No. 02 (2022): International Journal of Engineering Business and Social Science

Section

Articles
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