THE FUTURE OF HYBRID ELECTRICAL NETWORKS

Authors

  • Normatova Dilbar Turg‘unovna 2,3Tashkent university of information technologies, Normatova_1972@mail.com Author
  • Xayrullayeva Sevinch Ergash qizi, 1,2,3Tashkent university of information technologies Author
  • Ko‘chimova Oyshabonu O‘tkirjon qizi oyshabonukochimova@gmail.com Author

Keywords:

Definition and Components Hybrid electrical networks combine traditional power generation methods, like coal and natural gas, with renewable energy sources such as solar, wind, and hydroelectric power. These networks utilize advanced grid technology to manage the flow of electricity, ensuring a stable supply regardless of fluctuations in renewable energy production.

Abstract

In the rapidly evolving landscape of energy distribution, hybrid electrical networks are poised to play a pivotal role. Seamlessly integrating conventional power sources with renewable energy systems, these networks promise enhanced efficiency, reliability, and sustainability. This feature article explores the key components, advantages, and future potential of hybrid electrical networks, supported by expert references and insights       

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Published

2024-06-08