HYBRID POWER SYSTEMS OPTIMIZATION FOR

COMMERCIAL APPLICATION IN KENYA: A CASE

STUDY OF EAST AFRICAN SCHOOL OF AVIATION

LEONARD KIPYEGON ROTICH

MASTER OF SCIENCE

(Energy Technology)

JOMO KENYATTA UNIVERSITY OF

AGRICULTURE AND TECHNOLOGY

2019
Hybrid Power Systems Optimization for Commercial Application in
Kenya: A Case Study of East African School of Aviation

Leonard Kipyegon Rotich

A thesis submitted in partial fulfillment for the degree of Master of

Science in Energy Technology in the Jomo Kenyatta University of
Agriculture and Technology

2019
 DECLARATION

This thesis is my original work and has not been presented for a degree in any other
university

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Leonard Kipyegon Rotich

This thesis has been submitted for examination with our approval as the University
Supervisors

Signature: ………………………. Date …………………………...

Prof. Joseph Kamau

JKUAT, Kenya

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Prof. Robert Kinyua

JKUAT, Kenya

Signature: ………………………Date …………………………...

Dr. Jared O. H. Ndeda

JKUAT, Kenya

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 ACKNOWLEGEMENT

I thank God for the precious gift of life and His mercies. May His name be glorified for
His provision and the opportunity to undertake this research with abundant fulfillment.

I wish to give my appreciation to my supervisors; Prof. Joseph N. Kamau, Prof. Robert

Kinyua and Dr. Jared H. Ndeda for their invaluable intellectual guidance, insightful ideas,
encouragement and worthy instructions. I also wish to thank the East African School of
Aviation for granting me the permission to use their institution as a case study for my
research work.

Finally, I thank my wife, Alfrida, and our children, Jerome and Mikayla for their support

and prayers throughout the research period. I extend the same to my parents Hellen,

Reuben Chepkwony and mother in-law Rael Cheboi. They have been my inspiration and

motivation to work hard and always strive to make the best out of all circumstances.

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 TABLE OF CONTENTS

DECLARATION ......................................................................................................... ii
ACKNOWLEGEMENT ............................................................................................. iii
TABLE OF CONTENTS ............................................................................................ iv
LIST OF TABLES ..................................................................................................... vii
LIST OF FIGURES .................................................................................................. viii
LIST OF APPENDICES ............................................................................................. ix
LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS AND NOMENCLATURE .......................................... x
ABSTRACT ............................................................................................................... xii
CHAPTER ONE .......................................................................................................... 1
INTRODUCTION ....................................................................................................... 1
1.1 Background ..................................................................................................................... 1
1.2 Statement of the Problem ................................................................................................. 4
1.3 Objectives ....................................................................................................................... 4
1.3.1 Main objective .......................................................................................................... 4
1.3.2 Specific objectives .................................................................................................... 5
1.4 Research Questions ......................................................................................................... 5
1.5 Justification ..................................................................................................................... 5
1.6 Scope .............................................................................................................................. 6
CHAPTER TWO ......................................................................................................... 7
LITERATURE REVIEW ............................................................................................ 7
2.1 Related Studies ................................................................................................................ 7
2.2 Hybrid power systems ..................................................................................................... 9
2.3 Hybrid optimization tools ...............................................................................................12
2.4 Theoretical Principles .....................................................................................................12
2.4.1 Solar PV Energy ..................................................................................................... 12
2.4.2 Solar Thermal energy.............................................................................................. 13
2.4.3 Solar Resource Potential Representation ................................................................. 16
2.4.4 Wind energy ........................................................................................................... 19

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 2.4.5 Economic and financial Analysis ............................................................................ 24
CHAPTER THREE ................................................................................................... 29
METHODOLOGY .................................................................................................... 29
3.1 Site Description ..............................................................................................................29
3.2 Load Profile Determination ............................................................................................29
3.2.1 Thermal Fraction Assessment ................................................................................. 31
3.3 Resource Assessment .....................................................................................................32
3.3.1 Wind Resource Assessment .................................................................................... 32
3.3.2 Wind Turbine Selection .......................................................................................... 33
3.3.3 Solar Power System Selection ................................................................................. 34
3.4 Hybrid System Components ...........................................................................................35
3.4.1 The grid .................................................................................................................. 36
3.4.2 The converters ........................................................................................................ 36
3.4.3 Wind turbines ......................................................................................................... 36
3.4.4 Solar PV Modules ................................................................................................... 36
3.4.5 Solar Water Heating System ................................................................................... 37
3.5 Hybrid system Selection .................................................................................................37
3.5.1 Load data input ....................................................................................................... 38
3.5.2 Wind data resource input ........................................................................................ 38
3.5.3 Solar input data ....................................................................................................... 39
3.6 Economic Analysis .........................................................................................................39
CHAPTER FOUR...................................................................................................... 40
RESULTS, ANALYSIS AND DISCUSSION............................................................ 40
4.1 Consumption trends and load profile. ..............................................................................40
4.1.1 Sample daily load curves of a typical week in November 2017 ................................ 42
4.1.2 Thermal fraction of the load .................................................................................... 49
4.2 Wind and Solar Resources ..............................................................................................49
4.2.1 Wind power density for the site ............................................................................... 51
4.2.2 Wind Turbine Selection .......................................................................................... 52
4.3 Solar Energy for the Site .................................................................................................53
4.3.1 Solar Power System Selection ................................................................................. 55

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 4.4 System Simulation ..........................................................................................................56
4.4.1 Load data input ....................................................................................................... 56
4.4.2 Wind data resource input ........................................................................................ 57
4.4.3 Solar input data ....................................................................................................... 57
4.5. Simulation Results .........................................................................................................58
4.5.1 Solar PV-Wind-Grid Serving Total load of 1864.28 kWh/day ................................. 58
4.5.2 Wind-Grid Hybrid System for Scaled Load (primary load of 1265.08 kWh/day) ..... 60
4.5.3 Wind-Grid-Solar PV-Solar Thermal for the Total Load (1864.2 kWh/day) .............. 63
4.5.4 Wind-Solar PV-Grid Vs Wind-Solar PV-Grid-Solar Thermal Hybrid Systems ........ 65
4.6 Sensitivity Analysis ........................................................................................................66
CHAPTER FIVE ....................................................................................................... 67
CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS..................................................... 67
5.1 Conclusion .....................................................................................................................67
5.2 Recommendations ..........................................................................................................68
REFERENCES .......................................................................................................... 69
APPENDICES ............................................................................................................ 74

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 LIST OF TABLES

Table 1: Kenya's electricity generation mix ................................................................... 2

Table 2: Feed-in-Tariff structure for Projects up to 10 MW ......................................... 27
Table 3: Proposed Net Metering credit settlement ....................................................... 28
Table 4: Classes of Wind Power Density and Wind Speed. ......................................... 33
Table 5: Average monthly wind speed......................................................................... 50
Table 6: The calculated wind power density values ..................................................... 52
Table 7: Monthly average values for GHI.................................................................... 53
Table 8: Simulation results for 1864.28 kWh/day ........................................................ 59
Table 9: Annualized Costs & NPC for the optimal system........................................... 60
Table 10: Simulation results for scaled load. ............................................................... 61
Table 11: NPC & Annualized costs ............................................................................. 61
Table 12: SWH Annualized costs and NPCs ............................................................... 64
Table 13: Total NPCs & Annualized costs for Wind-Grid-Solar hybrid system ........... 64

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 LIST OF FIGURES

Figure 1a: Logger with 3 Phase 4 wire connections ................................................................ 30

Figure 2: Hybrid system configuration.................................................................................... 35
Figure 3: Energy Time of use at the site ................................................................................. 41
Figure 4: load profile & energy Usage for Saturday, 25th Nov. 2017 ....................................... 42
Figure 5: Load profile & energy Usage for Sunday, 26th Nov. 2017 ........................................ 43
Figure 6: Load Profile & energy Usage for Monday, 27th Nov. 2017 ....................................... 44
Figure 7: Load Profile & energy Usage for Tuesday (Public holiday), 28th Nov. 2017............. 45
Figure 8: load Profile & energy Usage for Wednesday, 29th Nov. 2017 ................................... 46
Figure 9: Load Profile & energy Usage for Thursday 30th Nov. 2017. ..................................... 47
Figure 10: Load Profile & energy Usage for Friday, 1st Dec 2017 ........................................... 48
Figure 11: Typical Daily load profile for EASA...................................................................... 49
Figure 12: Probability density function at 30 m height. ........................................................... 50
Figure 13: Cumulative Distribution Function for the site at 30 m height. ................................. 51
Figure 14: Power curves for different nominated wind turbines .............................................. 53
Figure 15: GHI for the site curtesy of NASA .......................................................................... 54
Figure 16: Monthly Hourly Average Global Irradiance on PV array........................................ 55
Figure 17: Input load data for the site ..................................................................................... 56
Figure 18: Input data for the wind resources for the site .......................................................... 57
Figure 19: Input data for the Solar GHI resources for the site .................................................. 58
Figure 20: Unscaled HPS Wind Generation, Grid Purchases, Load & Grid Sales for a week ... 62
Figure 21: Scaled HPS Wind Generation, Grid purchases, Load & Grid Sales for a week ....... 63
Figure 22: Hybrid power system annual productions. .............................................................. 65
Figure 23: Sensitivity analysis graph (Optimal System plot with COE Superimposed) ............ 66

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 LIST OF APPENDICES

Appendix I: Consumption Data for EASA. ................................................................. 74

Appendix II: Hummer H24.5- (100 kW) Data sheet and Power Curve ........................ 95
Appendix III: Data sheet for Canadian MaxPower...................................................... 97
Appendix IV: Solar Water Heating System Specifications .......................................... 98
Appendix V: ERC Hot water demand guidelines ......................................................... 99
Appendix VI: SWH Calculations Baseline ................................................................ 100
Appendix VII: SWH Cash flows & NPC calculations ............................................... 101
Appendix VIII: Power Usage Research Questionnaire for EASA. ............................ 102

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 LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS AND NOMENCLATURE

AC Alternating Current

COE Cost of Energy

CI1 Commercial Industrial Class 1

DC Direct Current

EASA East African School of Aviation

ERC Energy Regulatory Commission of Kenya

IFC International Finance Corporation

GIS Geographic information system

GHI Global Horizontal Irradiance

GTI Grid Tie Inverter

HAWT Horizontal Axis Wind Turbine

HOMER Hybrid Optimization of Multiple Energy Resources

HPS Hybrid Power Systems

HRES Hybrid Renewable Energy System

IRENA International Renewable Energy Agency

KPLC Kenya Power and Lighting Company

KSh Kenya Shilling

kWh Kilowatt-hour

LPSP Loss of power supply probability

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MATLAB Matrix Laboratory

MW Megawatt

MWh Megawatt-hour

NASA National Aeronautics and Space Administration

NPV Net Present Value

NPC Net Present Cost

NREL National Renewable Energy Laboratory

O&M Operation and Maintenance

PGMT Power Generation and Transmission Master Plan, Kenya

PSCAD Power System Computer Aided Design

PV Photovoltaic

REA Rural Electrification Authority

REN Renewable Energy

RECP Renewable Energy Cooperation Program

RES Renewable Energy Sources

SPP Simple Payback Period

SWH Solar Water Heating

USD US Dollar

VAWT Vertical Axis Wind Turbine

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 ABSTRACT

Hybrid power systems consist of at least two energy sources deployed to serve a common
load. Renewable energy resources are largely dependent on weather and/or time of day
and this gives them the disadvantage of low availability, unreliability, instability and high
cost of energy. Hybrid Power Systems are designed to address individual weaknesses of
deployed energy resources. In this study, design and optimization of wind-solar and grid
hybrid power system was done in order to determine its viability in meeting a specific
load of a commercial consumer in Kenya. East African School of Aviation (EASA) was
selected as a case study because it is a midsized learning institution with diverse and
reasonably high energy demand typical of a commercial consumer. It did therefore
provide a suitable case study for developing a viable hybrid power system for similar
energy consumers. This research was thus focused on designing an optimized Wind-Solar
PV-Solar Thermal and Grid power system to meet local energy demand of EASA in
Nairobi Kenya. This objective was met by carrying out site energy demand assessment,
resource assessment, power system components selection and simulation using a
simulation software (HOMER). The peak load, base load and daily average energy
consumption were found to be 177 kW, 60 kW and 1864.28 kWh/day respectively. Local
energy resource assessment for the site established that solar resource potential is high
and suitable for most solar energy applications. Wind energy on the other hand was found
to be a Class 1 category which denotes a poor wind resource regime. System simulation
and optimization gave positive results for wind-solar and grid hybrid systems. The most
optimal system was composed of Wind-Solar PV-Solar Thermal-Grid energy sources with
a Net Present Cost and Cost of Energy of KSh 68,927,127 and KSh 7.38/kWh
respectively. The Cost of Energy is lower than the utility charges for a commercial
consumer charged under the method CI1. Further, this system has a Simple Payback
Period of 4.93 years hence making it an attractive project to undertake. The study revealed
that hybrid power system utilizing grid connected local energy resources can provide low
cost power hence the same can be adopted by commercial consumers with similar energy
demands.

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 CHAPTER ONE

INTRODUCTION
1.1 Background
With the consistent expansion of energy access and demand as a result of human
population growth and industrialization, pressure is equally increasing on the available
energy resources. Fossil based energy resources like petroleum, coal and natural gas have
finite reserves that can be exhausted within human time scale (Covert, Greenstone &
Knittel, 2016). In addition, exploitation of conventional energy resources is accompanied
by adverse environmental impacts like greenhouse gas emissions and climate change.
These concerns have prompted the development and deployment of renewable sources of
energy (RES) in order to mitigate effects of climate change together with the risk of
depletion of fossil-based resources. Wind and solar energy resources suffer from
intermittence hence making them unreliable sources of energy. This poses challenges to
increasing grid penetration of renewable energy (Chow, Belongie & Kaissl, 2015).

Despite much technological advancement in RES like solar, wind, geothermal, small
hydro, tidal wave and biomass, conventional sources still provide the least cost of
electricity (Covert et al., 2016). Although the conventional power sources provide the least
cost of electricity, they have high levels of emissions compared to the RES which have
low or no emissions. In locations where the potential of RES is high, it is possible to have
the least cost of electricity based on the same without the addition of conventional energy
sources.

In order to overcome the inherent weaknesses of the different types of energy resources,
hybrid power systems have been designed and developed (El-Tous & Hafith, 2014). An
optimal mix of various energy sources can result in acceptable level of emissions and
affordable cost of electricity. Hybrid system optimization therefore provides a means for
supplying clean and affordable power to users. These systems can be developed through
combination of two or more sources of energy based on their availability in a given
location and their potential.
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Demand for electricity in Kenya has been steadily growing in the last 5 years. According
to the Ministry of Energy & Petroleum Report (2016), access to electricity was at 23% in
2012 and in 2016, it was at 55%. This growth has been experienced in the domestic, small
commercial and large commercial sectors though at varying rates. Connection to the end
users is implemented through central grid or off-grid systems for remote locations. As the
demand for electricity continues to grow, so must the supply of electricity. The main
sources of electricity in Kenya now are hydro, thermal, geothermal, wind, solar and
biomass. The national generation mix in terms of installed capacity consist of 64.4% RES
and 35.6% fossil-based energy resources (KPLC, 2015). Generation of electricity from
available energy resources must be increased if a 100% access to electricity by the
population is to be met. The process of availing electricity must be done prudently by
designing viable and competitive power systems that utilize local energy resources
optimally. Table 1 shows installed capacity and annual electricity generation mix in
Kenya.
Table 1: Kenya's electricity generation mix

Installed Capacity Annual Generation

Sources of Power Generation MW Percentage GWH Percentage
Hydro 821 35.1 3787 38.58
Geothermal 632 27 4608 46.95
Solar 1 0 0.79 0.01
Renewable Wind 26 1.1 56.7 0.58
Cogeneration 28 1.2 0.31 0.003
Total 1508 64.1 8452.8 86.123
Fossil Fuels Thermal 833 35.6 1296 13.2
Imports 0 0 67 0.69
Total 833 35.6 1363 13.89
Installed Capacity & Generated 2341 100 9815.8 100
Units

Source: (KPLC, 2015)

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Kenya is endowed with vast amounts of RES like solar, wind, hydro, geothermal and
biomass but with varied distribution across the country. A hybrid system composed of two
or more of these available resources can be developed to add on to the existing generation
capacity either on grid or off-grid. Energy resource potential of each of these sources must
be carried out so that suitable combination can be selected for development of a hybrid
system in a given location. Meteorological data compiled from a local weather station
over a given period of time may be used to estimate solar and wind energy potential. Local
river flow at different times of the year can be measured and analyzed for estimation of
hydro power potential of a location.

Kenya lies within the equator and does enjoy long hours of sunshine throughout the year
across the whole country (Oloo, Strobbl, &Olang, 2016). Solar can therefore form a
significant component of a hybrid system in any location of the country. Wind energy can
be utilized in places of high wind speeds. The ministry of energy has developed a wind
atlas with shortlisted sites of high wind energy potential (ERC, 2013). The information
can be used as a guide for determining wind resource potential but specific site resource
assessment must be carried out before an actual investment is done. Small hydro potential
in Kenya is estimated at 3000 MW but only 30 MW of this has been exploited. Geothermal
energy has an attractive potential of 10000 MW while Biomass also has a significant
potential in providing sustainable energy.

In Kenya, the cost per kWh of electricity charged by KPLC for CI1 consumer range
between Ksh 15 and Ksh 20 while off-grid cost of electricity can be as high as Ksh 80/kWh
(ERC-IFC, 2015). Remote locations are best connected to electricity through mini grid
systems due to the high cost of construction of transmission lines from far off generation
centers (Lukuyu & Cardell, 2014). Off-grid power systems utilize local energy resources
to supply power to the immediate communities. A blend of resources may be used in order
to efficiently and effectively generate power with costs comparable to grid rates. Where
off-grid power systems are used to provide electricity for essential services in remote
places to precede a planned grid expansion, the installation should be made grid-tie ready.

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Grid tied mini grid systems provide a host of advantages to the main grid. An optimized,
grid ready hybrid system can provide affordable power to remote communities at the
present while upon grid connection in the future, the same system will add into the net
available power in the main grid. If managed properly, integration of mini grid systems to
the main grid will hasten the process of development of a smart grid with significant
component of renewable energy sources. It is therefore worth taking all measures to design
the most suitable hybrid system for exploiting local energy resources.

1.2 Statement of the Problem

Electricity generation using local energy resources is faced with two major constraints of
high cost of production and reliability of supply. Local energy resources like solar, wind
and small hydro suffer from intermittency and seasonal variations. Deployment of
individual local energy resources could present a large supply and demand mismatch due
to variability of supply coupled with demand fluctuation. Energy buffering technologies
like battery storage, pumped hydro, pressurized air among others may be used to match
demand to supply. Storage technologies however are still expensive and would cause the
overall cost of energy to be high and less competitive. Hybridizing local energy resources
with complementing availability patterns can help in addressing the problem of demand
versus supply mismatch at competitive costs. The key issues in designing a hybrid power
system therefore are understanding local energy resource potential, defining demand
trends, quantifying the costs of conversion technologies and finally integrating all
components in the most optimal way possible.

1.3 Objectives
1.3.1 Main objective

The main objective of this study was to design and optimize Wind-Solar PV-Solar
Thermal and Grid hybrid power system for commercialization in Kenya by determining
both the technical and the economic feasibilities.

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1.3.2 Specific objectives
1. To estimate the wind and solar resource potential at the site
2. To determine the load profile for site
3. To size and optimize a hybrid power system for meeting the specific load of the
site using a simulation software (HOMER)
4. To determine the Net Present Cost (NPC), Cost of Energy (COE) and the Simple
Payback Period (SPP) of the Hybrid Power System.

1.4 Research Questions

1. What is the resource potential for wind and solar in the site?
2. What is the load profile of the institution?
3. What is the composition of an optimized system that meets the institution’s load
demand?
4. What is the NPC, COE and SPP of the system?
5. What is the outcome of the sensitivity analysis for the system?

1.5 Justification
Business entities are continuously pressed to find ways of lowering their operational costs
in order to be competitive both locally and regionally. Among the most significant
components of such operating costs is the power bill. The cost of energy from the utility
provider in Kenya for commercial industrial consumer (CI1) ranges between Ksh 15/kWh
and Ksh 20/kWh. The fluctuation in the cost of energy is majorly influenced by fuel charge
levy which varies depending on the level of thermal generation component during a billing
period. In addition to contribution to high energy cost, thermal energy generators are
associated with emission of harmful greenhouse gases to the atmosphere. Power from the
grid is not very reliable so that companies and institutions are tasked to install diesel-based
backup generators.

There is need therefore to explore both the technical and economic viability of local
energy resources’ deployment to meet on site power demand of a commercial consumer.
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several benefits to the consumer and the economy in general. Among these benefits are;
reduction of energy bills by utilizing free from nature resources, reduction of emission of
harmful greenhouse gases to the atmosphere, improvement of the voltage profile of the
distribution lines hence reduction in distribution loses and the overall increase of
renewable energy proportion of the national generation mix.

1.6 Scope
The research will focus on hybrid power system comprising Solar PV, Solar thermal, and
Wind to meet the load for EASA in Nairobi. The school offers diploma and certificate
courses in the field of aviation. The institution has students’ hostels and an estate
department with several housing units for staff. The institution’s power demand is mainly
from lighting, running learning equipment in their workshops, air conditioning, borehole
pump, swimming pool pump and thermal load in the form of water heating.

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 CHAPTER TWO

LITERATURE REVIEW
2.1 Related Studies
There are several studies that have been conducted on hybrid power systems in Kenya and
in other countries (Contreras, 2015; Lukuyu & Cardell, 2014; Prodromidis, 2014;
Tazvinga, 2015 & Khoury, 2016). These studies have focused on utilizing local energy
resources such as wind, solar, hydro, geothermal, biomass and diesel to meet several
operation objectives. Characteristics like reliability, stability, cost of energy and
renewable energy fraction have been used in determining viability of a hybrid power
system. Quite a number of the research results have been published. The following
paragraphs present a review of some of these research works.

Faten, Mohamed and Hanaa, (2012) carried out a study and designed a hybrid power
system based on Solar PV, wind generator and fuel cell storage. Their objective was to
efficiently serve an electric load of a small-scale desalination unit and a tourism motel in
Hurghada, Egypt. Four renewable energy power systems were analyzed in order to select
the most optimum of them. The energy systems considered were; PV-wind hybrid system,
stand-alone wind system, stand-alone photovoltaic system and PV-wind-fuel cell hybrid
system. HOMER simulation software was used to size, optimize and estimate the costs of
the proposed systems. Their results indicated that the PV-wind power hybrid system was
the most viable and reliable among the four system configurations for meeting the load
for the selected site.

Gagari, Ramananda and Sudip, (2012) used PSCAD software to simulate the operational
characteristics of a hybrid power system composed of hydro and wind power. They
identified load sharing, voltage stability and environmental conditions as critical attributes
of the system. The output of the wind and hydro generators were connected to the same
bus to serve a common load. Depending on load demand, both generators provided useful
power but failed when the load was larger than the combined output. The load was also
met in the absence of one generator provided the output limit of the available generator

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was not exceeded. The study concluded that hybrid power systems provide high quality
power based on complementarity of different generators used.

Pandley & Aditi, (2016) modeled and simulated a grid connected PV-Wind hybrid power
system using MATLAB/SIMULINK. Both the PV and Wind systems were connected in
parallel and then to the grid through an inverter whose gate pulse was controlled. The
objective was to analyze the grid voltage and current to determine Total Harmonic
Distortion (THD). From the study, a low magnitude of 1.63% for THD was obtained. The
research concluded that a properly designed hybrid power system with the necessary
conditioners can be integrated to the grid without much harm to the overall system.

Nagaraj, Thirugnanamurthy, Rajput and Panigrahi, (2016) used MATLAB to analyze the
performance of different combinations of energy technologies with different capacities.
The objective of their study was to design a system that addresses the problem of energy
resource fluctuation at a minimum cost. They focused on total energy produced per year,
the cost per unit of energy, and the availability of power for specific load throughout the
year. They found out that, addition of PV, wind turbines or storage capacities does not
solve the problem of fluctuation and neither does it help in reducing the cost of energy.
For the location under study, wind and solar resources were found to complement each
other hence leveraging on this characteristic led to lower cost per unit of energy.

Okinda and Odero, (2016) carried out a research to find out an optimal system
configuration of solar PV-wind hybrid system to serve a load in northern Kenya. They
confirmed that wind and solar resource regimes for the site were complementary and
therefore were good candidates for hybridization. Sizing and optimization results
presented a competitive cost of energy (of USD 0.20), at a loss of power supply probability
(LPSP) of 10%. They however noted that the cost optimal configuration was not the
resource optimal solution. This was determined by comparing a Solar PV system with a
sun tracking system with one without. The sun tracked system delivered power at a higher
energy cost but with a lower LPSP.

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Most studies have focused on hybrid system operation, sizing and optimization for
different configurations of micro-hydro, diesel, wind, solar PV and battery storage to meet
different objectives. Despite these configurations meeting their operating objectives like
stability, reliability and clean energy fraction, their cost of energy is still higher than their
local market energy tariffs. Additionally, there has not been adequate research on solar
thermal incorporation in a hybrid power system. This study therefore seeks to size and
optimize a hybrid power system consisting of solar thermal, solar PV and wind to serve a
specific load with the aim of minimizing storage requirements hence reducing the overall
cost of energy.

2.2 Hybrid power systems

A hybrid power system (HPS) is composed of two or more sources of power used to
generate electricity for meeting a common load. Such a power system combines renewable
energy and traditional generators like diesel generators. Hybrid renewable energy system
(HRES) on the other hand uses renewable energy sources only. The different sources of
energy have unique characteristics that either limit or promote their usage. In a hybrid
power systems design, such resource characteristics are considered and optimized in order
to overcome their weaknesses (El-Tous & Hafith., 2014).

Generally, a power system consists of different components integrated together to fulfill

its functions. Such components include; generators, transmission, conditioners and the
loads. Generators are conversion devices for harnessing available energy resources in the
required form. Transmission equipment is for transporting generated power to the load
center. Generated power may need to be regulated and conditioned to suit the end use
devices by means of conditioners like storage, converters and rectifiers.

Hybrid power systems may be implemented through central grid connection (on-grid) or
as a stand-alone power generating system (off-grid). A grid connected HPS may be
designed to operate on island mode when there are faults in the main grid. Off-grid power
systems operate independent of the central grid and generate power from local energy
resources. Inclusion of renewable energy resources (RES) like wind and solar with a lot

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of intermittence introduces instability to the central grid (Ma, 2015). It is therefore
necessary to employ effective resource forecasting methods and intelligent power
electronic regulators to ensure smooth integration to the grid.

Economic viability of a hybrid power system is dependent on proper assessment of

available energy resources, development status of conversion technology and the main
goals of a power project. The desire to reduce fossil-based fuels to generate electricity
because of the harmful nature of their exploitation process makes RES an attractive
alternative for generating power (Covert et al., 2016). HPS provides a good opportunity
for the use of renewable energy to supply electricity cost effectively if proper optimization
for its components is done. Where the cost of carbon emissions and other greenhouse
gases to the environment is accounted for, the viability of RES increases significantly.
Additionally, the use of locally available energy resources enhances energy access and
security.

Emission of greenhouse gases in power generation is associated with the combustion of

fossil fuels for power generation (Sandeep & Kumar, 2013). Emission level is defined by
the amount of greenhouse gas released to the environment per kWh of electricity
generated. Emissions Factor (EF) is used to describe the amount of pollutants released per
unit of generated power by a power system. The Kenya Grid has an EF of about 0.5
tCO2eq/MWh (NEMA, 2014). Emissions level varies depending on the level of
penetration of renewable energy sources in the generation mix. A conscious effort must
be made from the planning stage of a power system to comply with acceptable level of
emissions requirements or otherwise generate an emission free energy. Prevailing energy
policy instruments could be used to encourage or force compliance to reduce greenhouse
gas emissions.

Remote communities may be supplied with electricity through off-grid HPS where
construction of central grid is expensive or difficult due to the local terrain (Contreras,
2015). Grid connection in Kenya is presently at 60% while off-grid connection is only at
0.08% of installed capacity (KPLC, 2014). This implies that 40% of Kenyans who are not

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yet grid connected have a paltry 20 MW of electricity between them. Off-grid HPS
therefore has a niche in expanding access to electricity in Kenya. The government of
Kenya through the Rural Electrification Authority (REA) has carried out a study to
determine potential sites for off-grid power systems development for potential investors
(ERC, 2015).

Based on the distributed nature of renewable energy resources, hybrid power systems may
need to be distributed as well according to potential and availability. This characteristic
makes the viable scale of their development to range from several watts to a few
megawatts’ installations (Prodromidis, 2014). The unique hybrid power system size is
determined by the load to be served, nature of available energy resources, economic as
well as environmental constraints. Rigorous analysis of interrelationships between these
factors that determine the design of an HPS needs to be done in order to come up with an
efficient and effective outcome. This process is called optimization.

With the need to widen energy availability and access, the process must be economically
and financially sound and sustainable. This need is more urgent when renewable energy
resources are to be deployed to generate energy. Though the current costs for RES
development has come down, the levelized cost of electricity for the different generation
technologies varies from one region to the other (Timmons et al., 2014). Their deployment
in a hybrid system must therefore be optimized in order to make the overall cost of
generation comparable or better than for conventional systems.

Project lead time for HPS is comparatively shorter due to their modular nature (IRENA,
2015). Deployment of HPS does provide a path for quick access to electricity in addition
to low cost of electricity. Future load demand increase will easily be met by addition of
more generation units. Power generation units utilizing local energy resources should be
optimized in order to meet the project’s goals. Variation in energy resource distribution
and availability across a geographical location needs careful study in determining the level
of penetration of a particular resource in the generation mix. It is therefore necessary to
carry out a study on a hybrid system optimization that takes such reality into account.

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2.3 Hybrid optimization tools
Optimization may be done using established softwares like HOMER or computational
tools like MATLAB, Octave and Excel. Economic and environmental parameters are the
key input quantities used in the optimization tools. These tools utilize suitable algorithms
and mathematical models in order to select an efficient power system with balanced
attributes. Optimization process involves simulation of different combination of resources
and comparing the outcome to acceptable operating conditions. These conditions could be
pre-set by means of benchmarking to achieve desired goals e.g., levelized cost of
electricity (LCOE), emissions level and net present value.

2.4 Theoretical Principles

2.4.1 Solar PV Energy
Solar energy is obtained from the sun’s radiation to the earth. The focus of this study
includes the conversion of solar radiation to electricity by means of solar photovoltaic
cells. The most common solar PV technology in use today is the silicon PN-junction solar
cell. It is a relatively mature technology whose costs have come down considerably over
the past 10 years. Between 2010 and 2014 alone, the cost of solar PV declined by 50%
(IRENA, 2014). The LCOE for utility scale Solar PV systems fell by half in the same
period, from around Ksh 32/kWh to Ksh 16/kWh globally (IRENA, 2014). The
conversion efficiencies of solar PV cells have improved between 10% and 40% at present
and has been a major contributor to the declining costs of Solar PV technology.

Solar PV systems can be designed for small scale home use as well as utility scale for grid
connection. At the core of a solar PV system is the solar cell. Several solar cells may be
connected in series or in parallel to increase voltage and current output respectively.
Multiple cells are connected together to make a module, while several modules are
connected together to form a PV array depending on the desired output. Commercially
available solar PV modules have power ratings ranging from a few watts for simple
lighting to a few kW for running typical household equipment.

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Radiation from the sun is converted to electricity by the solar cell of a PV system. Between
10% and 40% of the sun’s radiation is converted to electricity depending on the quality of
equipment used. Much of the sun’s radiation is absorbed in the form of heat thus
necessitating equipment design that can withstand resultant temperatures. Output from a
PV system is dependent on the amount of radiation incident on its surface. The variation
of incident radiation from the Sun during the day and across the yearly seasons influence
the productivity of a PV system. A mathematical formula containing significant
parameters for power output from a PV system is given by Equation 2.1 (Kolhe,
Agbossou, Hamelin& Bose, 2003).

= 1+ ( − ) ……………………………………2.1

Where is power from PV panels at standard test conditions, f is derating factor,

(W/m2) is the incident radiation, (W/m2) is radiation in standard test conditions
(1000W/m2) and is the temperature coefficient which influence PV system
performance according to the real time temperature of the system.

In addition to PV modules, a Solar PV power system is composed of more components

with vital roles in delivering power in the form, quantity and quality desired. These
components include inverters, charge controllers, cabling and the load. Each of these
components must be properly designed and sized in order to achieve the systems design
goals (Kumar & Kumar, 2016).

2.4.2 Solar Thermal energy

Solar thermal technology uses sun’s energy to generate thermal energy with minimal
emissions. This thermal energy may be used to heat water, other fluids and solid storage
materials which are used as medium of transferring the same energy. Thermal heat from
the sun can be stored in the form of Sensible Heat (SH) or Latent Heat (LH) depending on
the properties of a chosen storage material (Kumar & Shukla, 2015). Water is a good
material for storing heat in the form of SH because of its high specific heat capacity and
availability (Kumar & Shukla, 2015). Solar water heating therefore provides a means for

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harnessing sun’s heat energy for various applications such as industrial heating, space
heating and domestic hot water demand.

Different technologies are available for harvesting the sun’s heat energy but all utilize the
same principle; to employ a collector, heat exchanger, heat transfer medium, heat storage
system and a monitoring system. The main types of solar collectors are; flat plate
collectors, evacuated tube collectors and concentrated solar collectors. Flat plate collectors
are the simple, low cost and effective type of collectors suitable for moderate heating
while the evacuated tubes and concentrated collectors are more complex, costlier but more
efficient thermal heat receivers.

Solar collectors have radiation absorbing surfaces or plates. The radiant flux striking a
plate is given by; tcovAPG, where G is the irradiance on the collector, AP is the exposed
area on the plate and tcov is the transmittance of the glazing. Only a fraction αp of this flux
is absorbed. The heated plate is hotter than the environment hence it loses heat at a rate

where; RL is the resistance to heat loss from the plate at temperature (Tp) to the

environment at temperature (Ta).

The net heat flow in the plate is given by Equations 2.2a and b (Twidell & Weir, 2006)

( )
= − …………………………….…….…………….2.2a

= [ − ( − ) ]……………………………………….2.2b

Where is the overall heat loss coefficient given by;

The two Equations (2.2a and 2.2b) are referred to as Hottel-Whillier-Bliss equations which
illustrate the parameters that influence performance of a collector. One set of the
parameters is related to the transmission and absorption of heat while the other set is
related to retention and movement of heat (Twidell & Weir, 2006). The equation can be
simplified through circuit analysis of a solar collector in order to determine its operating
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conditions like efficiency and stagnation temperature. Stagnation temperature is the
maximum possible temperature that can be attained by a collector.

Solar Water Heating (SWH) system can be used as an energy generator for harnessing
heat from the sun which is stored in the form of sensible heat. Heated water is consumed
at desired temperature when needed from a storage tank. It is also possible to use hot water
to supply thermal load by means of heat exchangers if there is such a demand. Inlet water
temperature, storage water temperature and the hot water demand in liters per day are vital
parameters used for designing a SWH system.

Hot water demand per day is estimated based on set parameters of temperature of the inlet
water and that of water at the storage tank. Temperature variation of water in the storage
tank is monitored at predefined time intervals to effectively account for temperature
fluctuations as a result of usage. If occurrences are recorded via a controller as when the
temperature of water in the storage tank is below minimum, a booster heater is turned on.
A booster heater is served by electric power or fuel-based steam or hot water generator
like a boiler. The length of time the booster heater runs is used to determine the amount
of energy needed in addition to that which is supplied directly by the sun.

In order to select a suitable water heating system, hot water demand at a site is estimated
based on the type of consumer, inlet water temperature, outlet water temperature as well
as the quantity of water required in litres. Quantity of hot water demanded can be
reasonably determined by estimating the number of users and appliances in most dominant
functional room in a standardized building (Piertese-Quirjins, Loon, Beverloo, Blom &
Vreeburg, 2014). Based on this practice, ERC has developed guidelines for hot water
demand for different types of buildings in Kenya (see Appendix V). It is desired that water
temperature in the storage tank be at a minimum of 60oC to prevent growth and
multiplication of harmful legionella bacteria in the system (Levesque, Lavoie & Jean
2014). If hot water is utilized at a temperature other than 60oC, adjustment is made to
demand at 60oC. Equation 2.3 is used to adjust and relate demand at another temperature
to demand at 60oC.

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 ( ) = ( )( )
…………………………………………..………………2.3

Where; is desired water temperature, is the inlet water temperature.

Total energy required per day to meet hot water demand is given by Equation 2.4.
= ( ) − …………………………………………………………2.4
Where; is volume of water, is density of water and is the specific heat capacity of
water.

A Solar Water Heating system collector area must be determined in order to select a size
that can meet the desired demand. Total energy harnessed by a collector is directly
proportional to the area exposed to the sun’s radiation. For sheltered collectors such as the
flat plate collectors, thermal heat capture is related to its material properties such as
transmittance, absorptivity and resistance to heat loss. Equation 2.5 gives a simplified
relationship between irradiance and the collector area size.

= …………………………………………………………………2.5
.

Where; is the collector area, is the collector efficiency and is the average
daily insolation.

2.4.3 Solar Resource Potential Representation

Solar resource data may be obtained through onsite measurements using appropriate
instruments at defined time intervals. Direct Normal Irradiance (DNI) is measured using
Pyrheliometer while total Global Horizontal Irradiance (GHI) is measured using a
Pyranometer. Local and global meteorological stations continually collect solar radiation
data which may be used in designing systems that are affected by Solar. Solar radiation
available over a given location varies from hour to hour depending on the sun’s position
at different times of the day and the amount of cloud cover.
In order to predict a Solar PV system electricity output during design stage, it is preferable
to estimate hourly electricity production using available solar radiation data. However, if
only the monthly mean daily irradiance data is available, hourly mean irradiance should
be estimated (Suh and Choi, 2017). There are empirical models that have been developed
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for estimating hourly Solar Irradiance from available monthly mean daily irradiance data.
Equation 2.6 shows a model for estimating extraterrestrial horizontal radiation according
to Duffie and Beckman (2013).
( )
̅ = cos cos (sin − sin )+ sin sin ………..2.6
°

Where:
̅ = the extraterrestrial radiation averaged over a time step [kW/m2]
= the extraterrestrial normal radiation [kW/m2]
= latitude angle for the location [°]
=declination angle [°]
= the hour angle at the beginning of the time step [°]
= the hour angle at the end of the time step [°]
Solar resource data give the average amount of radiation striking a horizontal surface at
the bottom of the atmosphere (same as the earth’s surface) in each time step. The ratio of
the earth’s surface radiation to the extraterrestrial radiation over a given time step is called
the Clearness Index as described by Equation 2.7 (Duffie & Beckman, 2013).
̅
= ̅
………………………………………………………………………2.7

Where:
̅ = the global horizontal radiation over the earth’s surface averaged over a time step
[kW/m2]
̅ = the extraterrestrial radiation averaged over the time step [kW/m2]
Solar radiation reaching the earth’s surface has two components; beam and diffuse
radiations. Beam radiation reaches the earth surface without scattering by the atmosphere
while diffuse radiation reaches the earth’s surface after its direction has been changed by
the atmosphere. The total of beam and diffuse radiation is called global solar radiation
which is expressed by Equation 2.8 (Duffie & Beckman, 2013).
̅ = ̅ + ̅ …………………………………………………………………..2.8
Where:
̅ = the beam radiation [kW/m2]

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 ̅ = the diffuse radiation [kW/m2]
Where solar resource data is available as global radiation and it is necessary to find either
beam or diffuse components. Erbs, Klein and Duffie, (1982) developed a model that gives
diffuse radiation as a function of clearness index as shown in Equation 2.9.
1.0 − 0.09 ≤ 0.22
̅
̅
= 0.9511 − 0.1604 + 4.388 − 16.638 + 12.336 0.22 < ≤ 0.8 ......2.9
0.165 > 0.80

For purposes of designing a system that utilizes solar power, it may be appropriate to
determine the amount of radiation striking a tilted surface. In order to calculate the amount
of radiation striking a tilted surface, it may be assumed that the diffuse radiation is made
up of three components; isotropic, circumsolar and horizon brightening components.
Isotropic diffuse radiation comes equally from all parts of the sky while circumsolar
originates from the direction of the sun and the Horizon component emanates from the
horizon.

There are three other factors that are vital in estimating the amount of radiation falling on
a tilted surface and they are; ratio of beam radiation on a tilted surface to beam radiation
on horizontal surface as given by Equation 2.10; anisotropy index which is a measure of
atmospheric transmittance of beam radiation (Equation 2.11); and horizon brightening
factor (Equation 2.12) (Duffie & Beckman, 2013).

= ……………………………………….………….………………2.10

Where and are the incidence and Zenith angles respectively.

̅
= ̅
………………………………………………………...……………2.11

̅
= ̅
………………………………………………………….…………2.12

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A model known as HDKR developed from the works of Hay, Davies, Klucher and Reindl
may be used to estimate total radiation falling on a tilted surface by incorporating features
of Equations 2.6 to 2.12. HDKR model is shown by Equation 2.13 (Duffie & Beckman,
2013)
̅ =( ̅ + ̅ ) + ̅ (1 − ) 1+ +

̅ ………………………………………………………………………..2.13

Where and are slope of the surface in degrees and ground reflectance in %
respectively.

2.4.4 Wind energy

Wind energy is converted to electricity by means of wind turbines. Wind turbines convert
the wind’s kinetic energy to a turbine’s rotational power. The rotating shaft of a wind
turbine is coupled to an electric generator. There are two types of wind turbines in use
today, i.e. the horizontal axis wind turbines (HAWT) and the vertical axis wind turbines
(VAWT). Horizontal axis wind turbines have their rotational axis parallel to direction of
wind flow and the ground.

The power in the wind is given by the Equation 2.14 (Manwell, McGowan & Rogers,
2002)

= Α …………………………………………………………………….2.14

Where (kg/m3) is the density of air, Α (m2) is the rotor swept area and v is wind velocity.

The density of air varies with altitude and reduces with increase in height due to pressure
drop at higher altitudes. It is therefore possible to estimate air density as a function of
altitude and vital parameters defined as;

= Standard atmospheric pressure at sea level, 105325 Pa

= Standard temperature at sea level, 288.15 K

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 = earth’s gravitational acceleration, 9.8066 m/s2

= temperature lapse rate, 0.0065 K/m

= Ideal gas constant, 8.31447 J/(mol.K)

= Molar mass of dry air, 0.0289644 kg/mol

Temperature at altitude ℎ is given by Equation 2.15.

= − ℎ………………………………………………………………..2.15

Pressure at altitude ℎ is given by Equation 2.16.

= 1− ……………………………………………………………2.16

Density of air at altitude ℎ may then be estimated using the molar form of ideal gas as
shown in Equation 2.17.

= ……………………………………………………………………….2.17

It is not possible to convert all the power in the wind into a wind turbine kinetic energy
but only a fraction of it is. Albert Betz established that the theoretical maximum efficiency
(power coefficient) of any wind turbine design is 59% (Manwell et al.,2002). This is
known as The Betz limit or Betz law. A practical wind turbine will have a power
coefficient well below the Betz limit with values between 0.30 and 0.45 (Manwell et al.,
2002). By considering the other factors in a complete wind turbine system like gearing,
bearing and generator losses and so on, only 10-30% of the power in the wind is ever
converted to useful power. It is therefore necessary to factor in the power coefficient in
Equation 2.14 so that the extractable power from the wind is as given by Equation 2.18.

= Α …………………………………………………………….2.18

Where; is the coefficient of performance of a wind turbine.

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From Equation 2.14, it is clear that power from a wind turbine is highly dependent on the
wind speed. There are two critical wind speeds that are important in the design and
operation of a wind turbine, i.e. the cut-in speed and the cut-out speed. The cut-in speed
is the minimum wind speed required to get power output from a turbine. The wind turbine
blades may turn at speeds lower than the cut-in speed but no power is generated. The cut-
out speed on the other hand is the maximum speed above which the turbine is not safe to
operate. For most turbines, the cut-out windspeed is 25 m/s and higher speeds are
considered unsafe for turbine operation. In order to enhance a wind turbine’s productivity,
control mechanisms have been developed to allow for safe operations at speeds above 25
m/s. The control mechanism also ensures a smooth power output from the wind generator
(Feng & Sheng, 2014).

A wind turbine generator power output varies due to variation in wind speed with time.
The wind generator performance is also determined by its design characteristics such as
efficiency. A combination of local wind regime factors and the technical characteristics
of a wind turbine influences how much power is generated by a wind generator or wind
farm. The capacity factor is a parameter that may be used to determine productivity of a
wind power system. This is given by the ratio of actual annual energy output to the
equivalent annual energy output generated at name plate capacity of the generator. The
average capacity factor for wind generators considered for farms in Europe and US range
between 21% and 30% (Boccard, 2009). The capacity factor has an impact on the LCOE
of a wind power system where high capacity factor translates to lower LCOE.

2.4.4.1 Wind resource potential

Primary data for wind needed for decision making during wind power investment may be
acquired by carrying out wind speed measurements at anticipated wind turbine hub height.
Local metrological wind data for a site can be used to make wind power investment to
high degrees of success. Where the local measurements are made at a height different from
a turbine hub height, the wind shear described by power law or logarithmic law may be
used to estimate wind speed and power output at a designated turbine height (Kubik,

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Coker & Hunt, 2011). The reliability of either laws depends on the quality of data used in
determining the input parameters like power law coefficient and the roughness length.

Power law gives the relationship between wind speeds at a given height in a location to
wind speed at anemometer height at the same location. The relationship is given by
Equation 2.19 (Manwell et al., 2002)

= …………………………………….……………………………2.19

Where; H0 is the reference height, V0 is wind speed at reference height and α is the power
law coefficient.

Logarithmic law on the other hand is given by Equation 2.20 (Manwell et al., 2002)

= …………………………………………………………………….2.20

Where z is the roughness length of the site.

2.4.4.2 Wind regime representation

Wind speed distribution over a given period in a site can be analytically described by two
functions;

1) Probability density function (f(v)) which indicates the fraction of time for which
the wind speed is at a given velocity V and is given by Equation 2.21 (Twidell &
Weir, 2006).

( )= ……………………………………….………2.21

Where; is the shape factor, is the scale factor and is the wind speed.
2) Cumulative distribution function ( ) which indicates the time fraction or the
probability that the wind speed is equals to or less than . It is the integral of the
probability density function described by Equation 2.22 (Twidell & Weir, 2006).

( )=∫ ( ) =1− ………………………….….….…2.22

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Another important parameter for describing wind resource potential of a site is the average
wind speed which can be estimated by using the Equation 2.23 (Manwell et al., 2002).

=∫ ( ) …………………………………………….…..…………2.23

Solving Equation 2.23, it is determined that the average wind speed is given by Equation
2.24.

= Γ 1+ ……………………………………………………...……2.24

For a Weibull distribution with a shape factor of 2 (also known as Rayleigh distribution),
Equation 2.24 may be simplified and re-written to solve for the scale factor c as shown in
Equation 2.25.

= ……………………………………………………………………2.25
√

Wind speed characteristics of a site is further described by means of two parameters that
give indication on the nature of its availability. The characteristics are Diurnal pattern
strength (DPS) and 1hr autocorrelation factor. DPS is a number between 0 and 1 that
shows how strongly the wind speed depends on time of day. A low DPS in a site implies
that wind speed is not strongly influenced by the time of day and vice versa. On the other
hand, the autocorrelation factor is an index for wind speed in a time step (e.g. 1 hour)
tends to depend on the wind speed in the preceding time step (Zobaa & Bansal, 2011). A
high autocorrelation factor for a site means that the wind speed at a given time step is
strongly dependent on the wind speed of the preceding time step. Autocorrelation factor
is useful in the creation of synthetic time series data in the absence of measured parameters
during design of a wind power system.

2.4.4.3 Wind power density

Wind power density is the available power per unit area of turbine rotor at a given time.
Evaluation of available energy in the wind is among the most critical preliminary steps in
determining feasibility of a wind power project.

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The available power in the wind to a unit area of turbine rotor blade as given by the
Equation 2.14 can be used in determining total energy per unit area. Total energy
contributed by all possible velocities available for unit rotor area is given by the Equation
2.26 (Twidell & Weir, 2006).

∫ ( ) …………………………………………………………………..2.26

Substituting for P and f (v) using Equations 2.14 and 2.21 respectively, the following
Equation 2.27 is obtained.

= ∫ ……………………………………………..2.27

Solving the integral in Equation 2.27, gives;

= Γ + 1 ……………………………………………………...2.28

For k equals to 2, Equation 2.28 becomes;

√
= ………………………………………………………………..2.29

Substituting for c in Equation 2.29 with Equation 2.25 Gives a simplified wind power
density Equation 2.30.

= …………………………………………………………………....2.30

2.4.5 Economic and financial Analysis

A power project like any other investment needs to be appraised for economic and
financial viability while making investment decisions. This is necessitated by the need to
mobilize resources for capital, operation and maintenance of a power plant against
competing investment opportunities. Funding for a power project can either be raised
through equity, debt or a combination of both. The bankability of a power project or its
ability to attract funding is determined by design considerations that portray the most

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profitable outlook (Boccard, 2009). Economic and financial analysis helps in determining
the ability of a project to repay investors and/or financiers as well as its net benefit to
society. Financial parameters such as Net Present Cost (NPC), Levelized Cost of Energy
(COE), Capacity Factor (CF), discount rates and inflation are used in carrying out this
analysis. Capacity Factor which is a derivative of energy resource potential and
technological maturity of a power system has a bearing on a facility’s LCOE and
consequently its NPC (Boccard, 2009).

The NPC of a power Project is the current value of all costs of installing and operating a
power project minus the present value of all revenue it generates over its lifetime. This
considers the time value of money where money at hand now is worth more than in the
future. NPC is calculated using Equation 2.31 (Paterson & Fabozi, 2002).

( )
= − ……………………………………………………..2.31

Where; T-time, R- Real discount rate, C- Cash flow, I- Initial Capital investment

Where cash flow is not uniform over the project’s life, NPC is calculated using Equation
2.32 (Paterson & Fabozi, 2002).

=( )
+( )
…..+( )
− ……………………………………2.32

Where; , and are cash flows for periods 1, 2 and t is the lifespan of the project.

In capital budgeting, it is common to determine an annual cost which if it were to occur

equally every year over the lifetime of a project will give the same NPC as the actual cash
flows. The annualized cost of a project is calculated by dividing the total NPC by a factor
known as the annuity factor (A) which is calculated using Equation 2.33.

( )
( , )= …………………………………………………………2.33

Where; t= the project lifespan, r = the real discount rate

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As shown by Equations 2.31 and 2.32, the NPC of a project is dependent on the discount
rate. The discount rate on the other hand is influenced by prevailing local financial market
environment. In Kenya, it is documented that independent power producers investing in
geothermal and wind projects have accessed capital at a discount rate of 10% (Pueyo,
Bawakyillenuo & Osiolo, 2016).

Simple payback period (SPP) is a capital budgeting rule that aids in decision making by
evaluating the amount of time it will take for business to recoup its initial capital from
cash flows gained from an investment. Cash flows in a project are not discounted hence
this rule provides a less complex way of appraising a project for during investment
decision making (Ardalan, 2012). A short payback period is desirable in order for a project
to be considered attractive. Where cash flows are even throughout the project’s life,
Equation 2.34 is used to calculate SPP.

= ……………………………………………………………………2.34

Where: is the initial capital and is annual net cash flow.

Several policy instruments exist in Kenya to aid in the development of renewable energy
projects in order to enhance renewable energy fraction in the generation mix. Feed In
Tariffs (FIT) have been designed for different types of renewable energy sources in order
to make them attractive to investors who are interested in developing commercial power
projects. Table 2 shows the current FiT as applied to different energy technologies in
Kenya.

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Table 2: Feed-in-Tariff structure for Projects up to 10 MW

Technology Installed Standard Percentage Min. Max.

Capacity (MW) FIT Escalable Capacity Capacity
(USD) Portion of Tariff (MW) (MW)
Wind 0.5-10 0.11 12 0.5 10
Hydro 0.5 0.105
10 0.0825 8 0.5 10
Biomass 0.5-10 0.1 15 0.2 10
Biogas 0.2-10 0.1 15 0.5 10
Solar 0.5-10 0.12 8 0.5 10
(Grid)
Solar (Off- 0.5-10 0.2 8 0.5 10
Grid)

Source: (MoEP, 2015)

Net metering is another policy instrument that can be employed to encourage deployment
of renewable energy resources by allowing consumers who generate their own power to
sell excess generation to the grid. A Net Metering system operates in parallel with
electrical distribution facilities of a public utility and measures by one or more meters the
amount of electricity supplied (MoEP, 2015). Net metering can be employed to facilitate
development of grid connected distributed generation with installed capacity that is less
than that which is catered for under FIT. Settlements to consumers who export green
energy to the grid can be done through cash payments or credit settlements to offset a
customer’s bill for energy imported from the utility company (RECP, 2014). Kenya’s
main electricity distributor (KPLC) can recover its net costs if it gave a 63% credit for
every unit of electricity exported to the grid (RECP, 2014). Table 3 shows the proposed
credit per unit of electricity exported to the grid for different classes of consumers
exporting renewable energy to the grid (RECP, 2014).

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Table 3: Proposed Net Metering credit settlement

Consumer Class DC (<1500) DC (>1500) SC CI1 CI2 CI3 CI4 CI5

USD/kWh 0.14 0.23 0.14 0.13 0.12 0.11 0.11 0.11

Source: (RECP, 2014)

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 CHAPTER THREE

METHODOLOGY
3.1 Site Description
The East African School of Aviation (EASA) located at coordinates 1°18′41″S,
36°54′22″E is a training institution owned and managed by Kenya Civil Aviation
Authority (KCAA). The institution’s population comprises students, teaching staff,
support staff and their families. The institution has the following main sections and
facilities; Administration block, lecture buildings, workshops, laboratories, hostels, estate
department and sports facilities.

3.2 Load Profile Determination

The electric load to be served is a crucial element of energy generation. For proper sizing
of a power system, key parameters of the load were defined by carrying out measurements
of power usage using a power data logger clamped to the main incoming 3 Phase supply
to EASA. A questionnaire (Appendix VIII) was administered to gain more insight into the
power consumption at the site. The instantaneous electric load was recorded at a time
interval of 5 minutes. Power consumption and quality parameters like voltage, current,
harmonics and power factor were also recorded at the same time steps of 5 minutes using
the data logger. The collected power consumption data was analyzed in excel to identify
trends and cumulative energy usage for the period for which data was collected. The data
logger was set and connected in a three phase four wire configuration as shown in Figure
1.

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Figure 1a: Logger with 3 Phase 4 wire connections

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Figure 1b: ME 435 3-Phase Hand Hold Power Meter in Situ.

3.2.1 Thermal Fraction Assessment

In order to comprehensively describe the load at the site, thermal fraction of the load was
determined by estimating the hot water demand of the institution. For purposes of this
research, all heating requirements were assumed to be in the form of hot water demand.
Hot water demand was systematically estimated by segregating types of hot water
demands at the different facilities. There are two main hot water demand centers identified
for the institution i.e. the students’ hostels and the estate department. Using guidelines
developed by ERC for solar water heating, the total energy requirements for water heating
was estimated (Appendix V).

The total load to be served by solar water heating system was estimated by calculating the
hot water demand for the hostels and the estate departments based on their occupancy.

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Both the estate’s and the hostel’s daily hot water demand was estimated to be 40 liters at
40℃ per person where the inlet temperature was assumed to be 20oC. The hostels have a
bed capacity of 303 beds and an occupancy factor of 50% hence the energy demand to
raise its temperature to 60oC was calculated using Equations 2.3 and 2.4.

There are 84 housing units in the estates with 58 of them being 3-bedroomed and the rest
(26) are 2-bedroomed. The housing unit’s occupancy is assumed to be 1.5 persons per
bedroom and therefore the hot water demand in the estates was similarly calculated as for
the hostels. Hot water demands for both the estate’s and the hostels were combined in
order to estimate total thermal load at the site.

3.3 Resource Assessment

The resource potential for Solar and Wind resources for the site (EASA) were obtained
from the NASA Langley Research Center Atmospheric Science Data Center Surface
meteorological and Solar Energy (SSE) web portal. The weather reports were downloaded
for the location coordinates 1°18′41″S, 36°54′22″E corresponding to the site under study.
The acquired meteorological data has been compiled over a period of 22 years between
the years 1983 and 2005. Typical Meteorological Year (TMY) solar irradiance and wind
data as collated by NASA were then used as input energy resource potential data for
designing the HPS. Global Horizontal Irradiance and the monthly average wind speed data
were obtained and analyzed to determine their viability in developing a power system.

3.3.1 Wind Resource Assessment

Wind power density which is the available power per unit area of turbine rotor at a given
time was evaluated in order to determine feasibility of a wind power project. Total energy
contributed by all possible velocities available to a unit rotor area was calculated by using
Equations 2.17 and 2.30. The calculated air density at altitude of the site (1600 m above
sea level) was found to be 1.089 kg/m3. Wind power density values for the site across the
year were calculated and tabulated.

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Wind power density values obtained for the site were used to score the level of resource
endowment at the site. There exists a classification of wind resource potential at a site
based on wind speed and wind power density to range from Class 1 to 7. Class 1 represent
low resource potential where else Class 7 represents abundant endowment. Table 4 shows
standard wind power classes.

Table 4: Classes of Wind Power Density and Wind Speed.

Height 30 m 50 m
Wind Wind Speed Wind Power Wind Speed Wind Power
Power (m/s) Density (m/s) Density (W/m2)
Class (W/m2)
1 ≤ 5.1 ≤ 160 ≤ 5.6 ≤ 200
2 ≤ 5.9 ≤ 240 ≤ 6.4 ≤ 300
3 ≤ 6.5 ≤ 320 ≤ 7.0 ≤ 400
4 ≤ 7.0 ≤ 400 ≤ 7.5 ≤ 500
5 ≤ 7.4 ≤ 480 ≤ 8.0 ≤ 600
6 ≤ 8.2 ≤ 640 ≤ 8.8 ≤ 800
7 ≤ 11.0 ≤ 1600 ≤ 11.9 ≤2000
Source: (NREL, 1997)

A Weibull distribution shape factor of 2 is assumed for the site hence the relationship
between the scale factor (c) and average wind speed is given by Equation 2.25. Solving
for c gives a value of 4.841 m/s at 30 m turbine hub height. This result was used to plot
the probability distribution and cumulative distribution curves.

3.3.2 Wind Turbine Selection

The available wind power was used as a key parameter to consider in selecting a wind
turbine that can meet the hybrid power plant design objective. A turbine that is able to
generate power within the prevailing wind regime of low wind speeds was chosen by
considering the cut-in wind speed. The operating conditions of the wind turbines obtained

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from manufacturer’s specifications were used to identify their suitability. For the site a
wind turbine with low cut-in wind speed was chosen for use because it has a low wind
resource potential. Based on the availability of wind at the site having a low diurnal
pattern, wind generator is sized to meet entire daily energy demand which was estimated
to be 667,877 kWh/yr.

Equation 2.22 was used to calculate time fraction in a year when wind speed is equals or
less than 2.5 m/s in order to estimate the productive time fraction per year. The size of
wind generator was approximated by dividing annual energy demand by hours of
productivity. The ideal size for meeting the load at the site was found to be 101 kW.
Accounting for wind generator efficiency (0.4185) as described by Equation 2.18, the
wind turbine installed capacity was modified to 241 kW. This rounds up to 3 units of a
wind turbine rated 100 kW.

Different wind turbines of ratings close to 100 kW were compared in order to select one
that was most suitable for use at the site. Four turbines; Hummer H24.5-100 kW, ZEFIR
D21-P100 kW, XANT M-21 (100 kW) and XANT M-24 (95kW). Hummer H24.5-P100
with a power rating of 100 kW was found to be the wind turbine that could ideally serve
the power demand at the site. The specifications for this wind turbine are annexed in the
Appendix II.

3.3.3 Solar Power System Selection

While selecting a solar power system to use, the available insolation in the site was used
to determine the projects’ viability. The nature of demand (i.e. thermal or electrical) was
used to decide on the mode of conversion to be used. As a result, both solar PV and solar
thermal systems were found to be viable candidate technologies to meet electric as well
as the thermal demands. For both systems, space availability and the cost of installation
per unit power of generation were considered in selecting Solar generation components.
Based on these criteria, the selected components for both solar PV and solar thermal were
Canadian Solar MaxPower CS6X-325P and MEGASUN GREECE-DIRECT
respectively. Their specifications are annexed in the Appendices C and D respectively.

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Solar PV system sizing was done by choosing to meet the whole of the daytime load
through Solar PV. As seen shown in the Time of use chart, daytime energy demand was
found to be 58% of daily energy usage which translates to 1080.42 kWh. By using average
daily insolation of 5.93 kWh/m2 and the overall PV derating factor of 88%. A Grid Tie
Inverter of similar size to the overall PV array installed capacity was selected to convert
PV DC input to AC output.

3.4 Hybrid System Components

This section gives a brief discussion of the various components used for designing the
hybrid system for the site. These include the wind turbines, the Solar PV systems,
Converters, Grid, and Solar Water Heating system. Note that, the types, sizes and/quantity
of each component is determined after 10,000 simulations. Figure 2 is a schematic
diagram of the various components used for the hybrid system.

AC Bus

Solar PV DC/AC Grid KPLC

Array Inverter (CI1)

Wind AC/AC AC Load

Generator Converter

Thermal SWHS
Load

Figure 2: Hybrid system configuration

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3.4.1 The grid
The site under study (EASA) is grid connected under category of Commercial Industrial
(CI1). The grid is the baseline system to which all other system configurations are
compared to determine feasibility. Local renewable energy generators are connected to
the grid through Grid Tie Inverter(s) (GTI) and Converters which have regulation as well
controlling functions. When renewable resources are unavailable or inadequate, the grid
is connected as a generator to meet the demand shortage. On the other hand, when there
is over-generation by the renewable resources, the grid is connected as storage through
grid sales (export). The RES is connected to the grid through net metering and for this
class of consumer (CI1), the rate per kWh for net sales is proposed to be KSh 12 while
grid purchases are priced at KSh 16/kWh.

3.4.2 The converters

These are Power electronic devices used to condition DC power generated by the Solar
PV system to AC and the AC power generated by the wind generators to AC form that
can readily be used to meet the primary load or exported to the grid. The chosen wind
turbine (Hummer H24.5-100 kW) has an on-grid converter with grid side circuit breakers
and generator side isolation switch and other control components. Simulation of wind
turbines performance therefore was done without having to select a converter. A converter
was only selected for systems incorporating Solar PV.

3.4.3 Wind turbines

Wind turbines are generators that convert wind kinetic energy to electricity. The output
power from a wind turbine could either be in AC or DC form. For this study, a wind
turbine of AC power output was selected and connected through conditioners in order to
deliver power in the required quality. The search space for the wind generators was limited
to 3 units of 100 kW wind turbines as calculated in section 3.3.2.

3.4.4 Solar PV Modules

Solar PV modules convert solar energy to DC power. Several modules are connected to
form an array of desired power output. Solar PV was designed and sized to meet a daytime

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load of 1080 kWh as discussed in section 3.3.3. For this application, the maximum
installed Solar PV installed capacity was estimated to be 207 kW with a similarly sized
inverter.

Solar PV system design was carried out by considering hourly electric power production
hence it is necessary to estimate hourly global solar radiation striking the PV array at the
site from the obtained daily GHI data. For the location being considered, the PV modules
are tilted at 15° facing North. The estimated monthly hourly global irradiance striking the
PV array surface was estimated using HDKR model in Equation 2.13.

3.4.5 Solar Water Heating System

A solar water heating system utilizes the thermal solar energy to heat water that is
demanded for use for different applications. For the selected brand of MEGASUN
GREECE-DIRECT, the key specifications used in the design process are in Appendix IV.

Assuming an efficiency of 40% and using Equation 2.4, MEGASUN 120 with collector
area 2.0705 m2 can supply a water heating load of 4.91 kWh/day. The estimated hot water
demand for a 3-bedroom house was found to be 4.2 kWh/day. Since the output for the
system was estimated using the average insolation, the oversizing could take care of
demand during periods of low insolation like during the month of May, June, July and
August. The same model for 2 bedroomed housing units was chosen thus resulting to a
larger oversizing. This choice was made because there was no smaller model that could
fit much closer to the demand of the 2- bedroomed unit. Similarly, for the hostels, twenty
MEGASUN 300 with a collector area of 6.2115 m2 were selected to supply a total water
heating load of 282.8 kWh/day.

3.5 Hybrid system Selection

The simulation and optimization for the hybrid system to meet the load and the eventual
system selection was done using HOMER (Pro) software. Component parameters, Wind
and Solar energy resources data input and operation constraints were updated in the
system before each simulation run and the outcome analyzed. Constraints considered in
system selection were technological, installed capacity, availability of space for
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installation of wind generators, solar PV modules and financial feasibility. Technological
constraints were defined by parameters such as conversion efficiency and permitted
generation shortfall. Based on the footprint of selected wind generators, the search space
for selecting wind generator capacity was limited by the design capacity to meet the load.
The system operating reserve was set at 10% of hourly load while the yearly minimum
capacity shortage was not allowed.

HPS simulations were first done by incorporation of solar PV, Wind and Grid. The aim
was to determine if it is economically feasible to serve the entire load of 1864.28 kWh/day
using a hybrid system that excludes solar thermal. Thereafter, the load was then
categorized into two i.e. the primary AC load of 1265.08 kWh and thermal load of 599.2
kWh/day. Solar thermal energy in form of Solar water Heating was used exclusively to
meet the thermal load as estimated in section 3.2.1

3.5.1 Load data input

Among the most important parameters when designing any power system is the load
demand. The load demand for the site was first introduced to the simulation software
(HOMER) and this allowed for the selection of equipment necessary for meeting the load.
The software requires an input of load data for one year at set time intervals. Load data
was collected at five-minute intervals for 4 weeks between 21st November and 21st
December 2017. Since data for an entire year is required for simulation, the collected data
was used to generate a daily load profile that represents a typical day in a year. The daily
load profile was obtained by calculating hourly average load from the collected
consumption data which is contained in Appendix I

3.5.2 Wind data resource input

Wind speed data for the site at turbine height of 50 m was imported to the simulation
software. There are four key parameters needed for HOMER (pro) software to simulate
synthetic wind data from monthly averages based on the load time interval. These
parameters are; the Weibull factor (k), the hour of peak wind speed, the diurnal pattern

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and the 1hr autocorrelation factor. For the site, the wind distribution was assumed to take
the form of a Raleigh distribution with a shape factor of k equals to 2.

3.5.3 Solar input data

Monthly daily averages irradiance downloaded from NASA surface meteorology and
Solar Energy database were imported to the Simulation software. The software tool was
used to simulate Solar PV array System hourly productivity for a whole year. Selected PV
system’s technical data; efficiency and derating factor are input in the simulation software
so that realistic simulation performance was achieved.

3.6 Economic Analysis

The economic analysis of the system was carried out using component costs supplied in
the manufacturer’s website and by email enquiry. The discount rate chosen for this study
was 10% being the discount rate for accessing debt capital by independent power
producers investing in geothermal and wind projects in Kenya. Grid connection was
designed to be via net metering since the installed capacity of the HPS was less than 0.5
MW.

The HPS was primarily designed to meet onsite demand hence Grid Sales settlement was
set to be Ksh 12/kWh which is the recommended settlement rate for consumer of category
CI1 (RECP, 2014). Grid purchases energy cost ranges between KSh 15/kWh to KSh
20/kWh but was set constant at KSh 16/kWh for this study.

The Net Present Cost, Cost of Energy and Simple Payback Period were calculated using
equations 2.32, 2.33 and 2.34 respectively. Cost of Energy was estimated by dividing the
annualized cost obtained using equations 2.32 and 2.33 by the HPS’ annual energy
generation. The results were used to appraise viability of the HPS over a lifespan of 25
years.

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 CHAPTER FOUR

RESULTS, ANALYSIS AND DISCUSSION

4.1 Consumption trends and load profile.
Power consumption data for the site as collected using a power data logger during the
study period containing measurements for voltage, current, power factor, power and
energy at time intervals of 5 minutes is annexed in Appendix I. From the collected
consumption data, the peak load was found to be 177 kW while the base load was found
to be 60 kW as shown in Figures 2 to 9. Increased power demand was observed from 0500
hours and peaked between 0900 hours and 1500 hours for all the days of the week.

Daytime power usage was found to be higher than night time use but the night load is still
significant. This variation can be explained by increased activities during the day when
students come in for classes and laboratory demonstrations. Although the weekends
registered reduced total energy consumption the trends of usage remained similar to those
of the week days. Figure 2 shows a comparison of the amount of energy used during
daytime versus usage at night.

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 Time of Use

58%

42%

Night time Usage Day time Usage

Figure 3: Energy Time of use at the site

The daily average energy usage was found to be 1.8531 MWh which translates to 55.5935
MWh per month. This is the expected energy consumption of a Commercial Industrial
(CI1) consumer as categorized in the ERC billing schedules of 2013. The core charges for
CI1 consumer are; a fixed charge of Ksh 2000, energy charge of Ksh 8.70/kWh and a
demand charge of Ksh 800/kVA. Other variable charges and statutory levies include; fuel
charge cost, foreign exchange rate, fluctuation adjustment, inflation adjustment, ERC
levy, REP levy, power factor surcharge and VAT. The consolidated cost per kWh for this
class of consumer can vary from Ksh 15/kWh to Ksh 20/kWh as per the fluctuation of
statutory levies.

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4.1.1 Sample daily load curves of a typical week in November 2017

Power usage for 25th Nov. 2017

115 -11300
105 -11800

Energy (kWh)
Power (kWh)

95
-12300
85
-12800
75
65 -13300
55 -13800
00:00 06:00 12:00 18:00 00:00
Time of day

Power (kW) Energy (kWh)

Figure 4: load profile & energy Usage for Saturday, 25th Nov. 2017

The total energy used on Saturday 25th was 2.001 MWh. The peak load was 108 kW at
0952 hrs. while the base load was 58.66 kW at 0637 hrs.

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 Power Usage for 26 th Nov. 2018
115 200
105 -1800

Energy (kWh)
Power (kW)

95 -3800
85 -5800
75 -7800
65 -9800
55 -11800
00:00 06:00 12:00 18:00 00:00
Time of day

Power (kW) Energy (kWh)

Figure 5: Load profile & energy Usage for Sunday, 26th Nov. 2017

Total energy used on Sunday was 1.893 MWh. The peak load was at 110 kW at 1125
hrs. while its base load was 59 kW at 0800 hrs.

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 Power usage for 27th Nov. 2017
190 0

Energy (kWh)
170
-2000
Power (kW)

150
130 -4000
110 -6000
90
-8000
70
50 -10000
00:00 06:00 12:00 18:00 00:00
Time of day

Power (kW) Energy (kWh)

Figure 6: Load Profile & energy Usage for Monday, 27th Nov. 2017

Total energy usage for Monday 27th Nov was 2.127162 MWh. The peak load was 177
kW at 1055 hrs. while the base load was 57.6 kW at 0455 hrs.

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 Power usage for 28th Nov. 2017
100 500

Energy (kWh)
90 -1500
Power (kW)

80 -3500

70 -5500

60 -7500
00:00 06:00 12:00 18:00 00:00
Time of day

Power (kW) Energy (kWh)

Figure 7: Load Profile & energy Usage for Tuesday (Public holiday), 28th Nov. 2017

Total energy usage for Tuesday was 1.845578 MWh. The day recorded a peak load of
96.7 kW at 0655 hrs. and its base load was 65.5 kW at 1745 hrs. Tuesday 28th November
was a public holiday and that explains why its trend was similar to that of the weekends.

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 Power usage for 29th Nov. 2017
170 500
150 -500

Energy (kWh)
Power (kW)

130 -1500
110 -2500
90 -3500
70 -4500
50 -5500
00:00 06:00 12:00 18:00 00:00
Time of day

Power (kW) Energy (kWh)

Figure 8: load Profile & energy Usage for Wednesday, 29th Nov. 2017

Total energy usage for Wednesday 29th Nov was 2.119571 MWh. The peak load was 161
kW at 0915 hrs. while the base load was 56.9 kW at 0620 hrs. High consumption trends
were also recorded between 1445 hrs. and 1555 hrs. ranging between 135 kW and 145
kW.

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 Power usage for 30th Nov. 2017
190 200
170 -300
-800

Energy (kWh)
150
Power (kW)

-1300
130
-1800
110
-2300
90 -2800
70 -3300
50 -3800
00:00 06:00 12:00 18:00 00:00
Time of day

Power (kW) Energy (kWh)

Figure 9: Load Profile & energy Usage for Thursday 30th Nov. 2017.

Total energy usage for Thursday, 30th Nov was 2.130059 MWh. The peak load was 167.8
kW at 1235 hrs. while the base load was 59.5 kW at 0135 hrs.

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 Power usage for 1st Dec. 2017
170 1000
150 500

Energy (kWh)
Power (kW)

130
0
110
-500
90
70 -1000
50 -1500
00:00 06:00 12:00 18:00 00:00
Time of day

Power (kW) Energy (kWh)

Figure 10: Load Profile & energy Usage for Friday, 1st Dec 2017

Total energy usage for Friday, 1st Dec was 2.003594 MWh. The peak load was 163.4 kW
at 0845 hrs. while the base load was 57.4 kW at 0440 hrs.

The daily load curves (Fig 4-Fig 10) show that demand for energy during the week is high
when compared to the weekends. For most of the weekdays, high consumption is
clustered 0600 hrs. and 1700 hrs. after which demand decrease to a minimum at about
midnight. As for the weekends and the public holiday, the peak demand and consequently
energy usage was not as high as for week days. Further, the hourly average load curve
shown in Figure 11 exhibit the overall daily load profile for the site. It is observed that
daytime usage is more than nighttime usage while peak load demand is experienced
between 0800 hrs. and 1900 hrs.

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 Hourly Average Power (kW)
95
90
85
Power (kW)

80
75
70
65
60
55
00:00 03:00 06:00 09:00 12:00 15:00 18:00 21:00
Time of Day

Figure 11: Typical Daily load profile for EASA.

4.1.2 Thermal fraction of the load

Based on the nature of the institution with residential units and eateries, water heating
contributes a significant fraction of the total energy demand. Thermal demands like
cooking is primarily met by use of gas or charcoal when gas is not available. Using steps
described in section 3.2.1, hostels’ hot water in liters and energy demand was found to be
6060 liters and 282.8 kWh/day respectively.

The estate’s hot water and energy demands were similarly found to be 6780 liters which
is equivalent to 316.4 kWh/day. Total energy requirements for meeting the hot water
demand was therefore estimated to be 599.2 kWh/day which translates to 218708
kWh/year.

4.2 Wind and Solar Resources

The average monthly wind speed data for EASA located at coordinates 1°18′41″S,
36°54′22″E as obtained from NASA surface meteorological data is shown in the Table 5.

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Table 5: Average monthly wind speed

Monthly Averaged Wind Speed (m/s) At 30 m, 50 m and 70 m.

EASA Annual
Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Average
30 m 4.3 4.36 4.32 4.41 4.45 4.55 4.58 4.7 4.79 4.55 4.23 4.02 4.29
50 m 4.6 4.68 4.63 4.7 4.78 4.88 4.92 5.05 5.15 4.88 4.54 4.32 4.76
70 m 4.8 4.91 4.86 4.97 5.01 5.13 5.16 5.3 5.4 5.13 4.75 4.53 4.83
Source: NASA Surface Meteorological Data

The Raleigh Probability and Cumulative Distribution Functions for the site at a turbine
height of 30 m are shown in figures 12 and 13 respectively.

Probability Density Function Curve at 30 m

0.2
0.18
0.16
0.14
Probability

0.12
0.1
0.08
0.06
0.04
0.02
0
0 3 6 9 12 15 18 21
Wind Speed (m/s)

Figure 12: Probability density function at 30 m height.

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 Cumulative Density Funtion Curve at 30 m
1.2

1
Cumulative Frequency

0.8

0.6

0.4

0.2

0
0 3 6 9 12 15 18 21
Wind Speed (m/s)

Figure 13: Cumulative Distribution Function for the site at 30 m height.

From the distribution curves above, the maximum wind speed at the site was found to be
21 m/s. this information was used in determining the maximum operating condition of a
wind turbine that could be installed at the site. A suitable wind turbine for this site must
generate power in low wind speed regime.

4.2.1 Wind power density for the site

The wind power density at 30 m, 50 m and 70 m calculated using steps outlined in
section 3.3.1 are shown in Table 6.

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Table 6: The calculated wind power density values

Height of 30 m Height of 50 m Height of 70 m

Average Average Average

Wind Power Wind Power Wind Power
Speed density Speed density Speed density
Month (m/s) (W/m2) (m/s) (W/m2) (m/s) (W/m2)
Jan 4.29 75.40 4.61 93.56 4.83 107.60
Feb 4.36 79.15 4.68 97.88 4.91 113.04
Mar 4.32 76.99 4.63 94.78 4.86 109.62
Apr 4.41 81.90 4.7 99.14 4.97 117.23
May 4.45 84.15 4.78 104.29 5.01 120.08
Jun 4.55 89.95 4.88 110.98 5.13 128.92
Jul 4.58 91.74 4.92 113.73 5.16 131.20
Aug 4.7 99.14 5.05 122.98 5.3 142.17
Sep 4.79 104.95 5.15 130.43 5.4 150.37
Oct 4.55 89.95 4.88 110.98 5.13 128.92
Nov 4.23 72.28 4.54 89.36 4.75 102.34
Dec 4.02 62.04 4.32 76.99 4.53 88.77

The calculated power density values show that the wind resource potential at the site Class
1 category for the considered turbine heights as shown in Table 4. This implies that wind
power deployment is limited to small-scale installations.

4.2.2 Wind Turbine Selection

The size of wind generator approximated as outlined in section 3.3.2 was found to be 101
kW. Different wind turbines of ratings close to 100 kW were compared in order to select
one that was most suitable for use at the site. Four turbines; Hummer H24.5-100 kW,
ZEFIR D21-P100 kW, XANT M-21 (100 kW) and XANT M-24 (95kW). Hummer H24.5-
P100 with a power rating of 100 kW was found to be the wind turbine that could ideally

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serve the power demand at the site. As can be seen in Figure 14, Hummer H24.5-P100 has
the lowest cut-in wind speed of 2.5 m/s and the highest power output at low speeds.

Power Curves for different Wind Turbines

120
100
Power (kW)

80
60
40
20
0
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Wind Speed (m/s)

HMH24.5- 100 (kW) XANT M24-95 kW

XANT M21-100 kW ZEFIR D21-P100

Figure 14: Power curves for different nominated wind turbines

In the prevailing wind regime, the wind generators are estimated to supply 849,902.5
kWh/yr. (oversize of 60 kW due to rounding off, accounted for).

4.3 Solar Energy for the Site

Solar radiation data of Monthly daily average values for Global Horizontal Irradiance
spanning for a period of 22 years (July 1983 to June 2005) are shown in Table 7 curtesy
of NASA Surface Meteorology database.

Table 7: Monthly average values for GHI

Monthly Averaged Insolation Incident on a Horizontal Surface (kWh/m2/day)

22-year Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Annual
Average Average
6.42 6.86 6.66 5.83 5.36 5.11 5.23 5.55 6.37 6.13 5.59 6.06 5.92
Source: NASA Solar Surface Meteorological Data

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The variation of GHI across the year is shown in Figure 15 with a peak value of 6.86
(kWh/m2/day) in February with a minimum value being recorded for June (5.11
kWh/m2/day). The average value for Global Horizontal Irradiance (GHI) for the site is
5.93 kWh/m2 /day. This represents a good solar resource which is suitable for both solar
PV and solar Thermal applications.

Monthly Average GHI

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Solar Iradiance (KWh/m2/day)

6.5

5.5

4.5
Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
Time in Months

Figure 15: GHI for the site curtesy of NASA

Hourly Solar Irradiance data that were generated from monthly daily average GHI data
according to steps in section 3.4.4 are shown in Figure 16.

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 Monthly Hourly Irradiance
1

0.9
Jan
0.8
Feb
0.7 Mar
Irradiance (kW/m2 )

0.6
Apr
May
0.5
Jun
0.4 Jul
0.3 Aug
Sep
0.2
Oct
0.1 Nov
0 Dec
00:00 03:00 06:00 09:00 12:00 15:00 18:00 21:00
Time of day

Figure 16: Monthly Hourly Average Global Irradiance on PV array

It is clear from Figure 15 that the months of January, February, March, September,
October and December have high solar radiation hence Solar outputs from the same
months are consequently high.

4.3.1 Solar Power System Selection

Based on Solar Power resource assessment results presented in Table 7, it was established
that both solar PV and solar thermal systems are viable candidate technologies to meet
electric as well as the thermal demands. Considering component and space availability
criteria, the selected components for both solar PV and solar thermal were Canadian Solar
MaxPower CS6X-325P and MEGASUN GREECE-DIRECT respectively. Their
specifications are annexed in the Appendices C and D respectively.

Following Solar PV sizing process outline in section 3.4.4, a PV array of an installed

capacity of 207 kW was found to be sufficient to meet the daytime energy demand. This

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translates to 640 CX6S-325P© modules with an estimated annual generation of 394353
kWh. A Grid Tie Inverter of similar size to the overall PV array installed capacity was
selected to convert PV DC input to AC output.

4.4 System Simulation

4.4.1 Load data input
The typical daily load profile as determined using power consumption data for between
21st November and 21st December 2017 is shown in Figure 17. The hourly power usage
values in the daily load profile is the input load data exported to HOMER (pro) for
simulation and optimization.

Hourly average power usage

95
90
85
Power (kW)

80
75
70
65
60
55
00:00 03:00 06:00 09:00 12:00 15:00 18:00 21:00
Time of day

Figure 17: Input load data for the site

The daily load profile data was imported to the simulation software (HOMER) which
was used to identify time step relationships that were used to synthesize yearly data
consumption. Hourly random variability of 20% while day to day variability of 10% of
the load were adopted.

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4.4.2 Wind data resource input
Figure 18 shows average monthly wind speed data as obtained from NASA at a turbine
height of 50 m. The wind speed averages were the input data for wind speed energy at the
site.

Average monthly wind speed

5.4
5.2
Wind speed (m/s)

5
4.8
4.6
4.4
4.2
4
3.8
Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
Months of the year

Figure 18: Input data for the wind resources for the site

Source: NASA Surface Meteorological Data.

4.4.3 Solar input data

Table 7 and Figure 19 show the monthly daily average solar irradiance values for site in a
Typical Meteorological Year (TMY) which were recorded over a period of 22 years as
obtained from NASA and imported to the simulation software (HOMER pro).

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 Monthly daily average GHI
7.5
Solar Irradiance (kWh/m2/day)

6.5

5.5

4.5

4
Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
Months of the year

Figure 19: Input data for the Solar GHI resources for the site

4.5. Simulation Results

This section discusses the simulation and design results of the different HPS configuration
scenarios of Wind-Solar PV-grid, wind-grid and wind-grid-solar (PV and Thermal) for
the site (EASA).

4.5.1 Solar PV-Wind-Grid Serving Total load of 1864.28 kWh/day

A hybrid system comprising of solar PV, wind and grid was simulated using HOMER and
several scenarios were obtained as shown in the Table 8.

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Table 8: Simulation results for 1864.28 kWh/day

HPS Architecture Costs

Grid Solar Wind COE NPC (KSh) O&M Cost Initial
PV (kW) KSh/kWh (KSh) Capital
(kW) (KSh)
120 200 8.34 77,684,050 1,980,904 56,251,900
100 200 8.81 79,794,140 2,430,661 53,495,900
80 200 9.29 82,101,030 2,893,356 50,796,720
120 100 11.32 89,496,810 4,921,254 36,251,900
100 100 11.89 91,773,840 5,386,442 33,495,900

The simulations results list is long but the above are a sample of the top configurations
ranked by their NPC in an ascending order. The top ranked configuration is composed of
2 wind turbines (Hummer H24.5-100 kW) and 120 kW solar PV representing a total
capacity of 320 kW and the grid. The system generates a total of 860,486 kWh/yr. where
the wind generators contribution is 444,900 kWh/yr., Solar PV is 197,792 kWh/yr. and
the grid supplies 217,794 kWh/yr. The total consumption in this system is equal to the
total generation hence there is no excess electricity generation, unmet electric load nor
capacity shortage. AC primary load of 667,877 kWh/yr. constitutes 77.6% of the total
demand and the remainder is grid sales of 192,609 kWh/yr. This system has a COE of Ksh
8.34/kWh and an NPC of Ksh 77,684,049 as shown in Table 9.

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Table 9: Annualized Costs & NPC for the optimal system

Net Present costs

System Capital Operating Replacement Salvage Total (KSh)
Component (KSh) (KSh) (KSh) (KSh)
CS6X-325 14,831,400 3,209,460 - - 18,040,860
H24.5-100 40,000,000 8,655,502 8,835,064 (4,542,641) 52,947,925
Grid - 4,581,385 - - 4,581,385
Converter 1,420,500 307,406 457,671 (71,698) 2,113,879
HPS 56,251,900 16,753,752 9,292,736 (426,488) 77,684,049
Annualized costs
CS6X-325 1,370,818 296,640 - 1,667,458
H24.5-100 3,697,070 800,00 816,596 (419,862) 4,893,805
Grid - 423,443 - - 423,443
Converter 131,292 28,413 42,301 (6,627) 195,379
HPS 5,199,181 1,548,495 858,897 (426,488) 7,180,085

4.5.2 Wind-Grid Hybrid System for Scaled Load (primary load of 1265.08
kWh/day)
Of the total energy demand of 1864.28 kWh/day, it was estimated that 599.2 kWh/day is
needed for meeting the hot water demand and 1265.08 kWh/day of the total load is a
primary AC load. For this scenario, a simulation was done with the scaled data (primary
AC load) so that the deferrable load demand could specifically be met by solar thermal
through Solar Water Heating system.

Among the results obtained incorporated wind-solar PV and grid but the most optimal
system consisted of a wind generator (Hummer H24.50-100 kW), 160 kW solar PV and
the grid. The total generation of this system is 644,636 kWh/yr. which is equal to the total
consumption per year. For this reason, this system has no excess electricity, unmet electric
load nor capacity shortage. Wind generator contribute 222,450 kWh/yr. while solar PV
contribution is 263,722 kWh/yr. and the grid Purchases is 158,464 kWh/yr. The AC
primary load of 461,754 kWh/yr. represents 71.6 % while grid sales is 182,882 kWh/yr.

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accounting for 28.4% of the total load. The system’s NPC was found to be Ksh50,276,827
and the COE as Ksh 7.21/kWh as shown in Table 11.

Table 10: Simulation results for scaled load.

HPS Architecture Cost

Grid Solar Wind COE NPC (KSh) O&M (KSh) Initial
(kW) PV (kW) (KSh/kWh) Capital
(kW) (KSh)
160 100 7.21 50,276,830 802,577 41,593,440
140 100 7.76 51,628,710 1,177,004 38,894,260
120 100 8.46 53,747,450 1,622,309 36,195,080
120 0 12.36 65,764,730 4,581,562 16,195,080

The NPC and Annualized costs of the most optimal system are shown in Table 12.

Table 11: NPC & Annualized costs

Net Present costs

System Capital O&M Replacement Salvage Total (KSh)
Component (KSh) (KSh) (KSh) (KSh)
CS6X-325 19,775,200 4,279,280 - - 24,054,480
Converter 1,818,240 393,479 585,819 (91,773) 2,705,765
H24.5-100 20,000,000 4,327,751 4,417,532 (2,271,321) 26,473,963
Grid - (2,957,381) - - (2,957,381)
HPS 41,593,440 6,043,130 5,003,351 (2,363,094) 50,276,827)
Annualized Costs
CS6X-325 1,827,758 395,520 - - 2,223,278
Converter 168,054 36,368 54,145 (8,482) 250,085
H24.5-100 1,848,535 400,000 408,298 (209,931) 2,446,903
Grid - (273,341) - - (273,341)
HPS 3,844,347 558,547 462,444 (218,413) 4,646,924

A simulation of the two optimal systems’ operation for a week during the study period
clearly outlines the interactions of the different components to meet the objectives of the

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power system. Figure 20 is a graphical representation of the total production, grid
purchases and grid sales for a week (25th Nov to 1st Dec 2017) under unscaled load
condition.

Simulated HPS operation between 25th Nov & 1st DEC. 2017
150
100
Power (kW)

50
0
00:00 00:00 00:00 00:00 00:00 00:00 00:00 00:00
-50
-100
-150
Time
AC Primary Load Solar PV Output Wind Power Output
Grid Purchases Grid Sales

Figure 20: Unscaled HPS Wind Generation, Grid Purchases, Load & Grid Sales
for a week

During the day when both solar and wind resources are available, the total generation is
mostly higher than local demand. For this reason, Grid Sales is significant but the
opposite is true for evening and night hours when solar is not available. Supply shortfall
from renewable energy generators is met by Grid Purchases.

Similar operation characteristics are observed for the scaled load system as shown in
Figure 21.

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 Simulated HPS operation between 25th Nov & 1st Dec. 2017

150

100

50
Power (kW)

0
00:00 00:00 00:00 00:00 00:00 00:00 00:00 00:00
-50

-100

-150
Time
AC Primary Load Solar PV Output Wind Generator Output
Grid Purchases Grid Sales

Figure 21: Scaled HPS Wind Generation, Grid purchases, Load & Grid Sales for a
week

In comparison between the scaled and unscaled loads, Grid Sales constitute a larger
fraction of the total load (28.4 %) for the scaled load while it is 22.4 % for the unscaled
load. On the other hand, Grid Purchases account for a bigger fraction of generation for the
unscaled load condition (25.3%) as compared to 24.5 % for the scaled load. These
differences are the reasons for the HPS serving the scaled load having lower COE.

4.5.3 Wind-Grid-Solar PV-Solar Thermal for the Total Load (1864.2 kWh/day)
Having met all the necessary requirements including a low NPC and COE, the Wind-Solar
PV-Grid hybrid system for meeting the primary load (1265.08 kWh/day) was therefore
incorporated with solar thermal that met the deferrable thermal load (599.2 kWh/day). The
economic analysis for the whole system (incorporating Solar Thermal) shows the
feasibility of the overall Power System. Detailed discussion of the SWH and the Wind-
Solar PV-Solar Thermal-Grid hybrid system is given in the following sub-section.

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4.5.3.1 Solar Water Heating
Table 12: SWH Annualized costs and NPCs

Net Present Costs

System Capital Cost O&M Replacement Salvage Total NPC
(KSh) (KSh) (KSh) (KSh)
SWH 14,022,600 1,517,300 3,437,600 (376,800) 18,600,700
Annualized Costs
SWH 1,295,700 140,200 322,800 (35,400) 1,723,300

The total annualized cost of the SWH system as calculated using the steps outline in
section 3.6, the total NPC and COE for the SWH system were found to be KSh 18,600,700
and KSh 7.87/kWh.

4.5.3.2 Cost Analysis for the Wind-Grid-Solar Thermal Hybrid System

The combined NPCs and annualized costs for wind, grid and solar thermal hybrid power
system are given in Table 14.

Table 13: Total NPCs & Annualized costs for Wind-Grid-Solar hybrid system

Net Present Costs

System Capital O&M Replacement Salvage Total NPC
Component (KSh) (KSh) (KSh) (KSh) (KSh)
H24.5-100 20,000,000 4,327,751 4,417,532 (2,271,321) 26,473,963
CS6X-325 19,775,200 4,279,280 - - 24,054,480
Converter 1,818,240 393,479 585,819 (91,773) 2,705,765
Grid - (2,957,381) - - (2,957,381)
SWH 14,022,600 1,517,300 3,493,400 (383,000) 18,650,300
HPS 55,616,040 7,560,430 8,496,751 (2,746,094) 68,927,127
Annualized Costs
H24.5-100 1,852,941 400,953 409,271 (210,431) 2,452,735
CS6X-325 1,832,114 396,463 - - 2,228,577
Converter 168,455 36,455 54,274 (8,503) 250,681
Grid - (273,993) - (273,993)
SWH 1,299,153 140,573 323,653 (35,484) 1,727,895
HPS 5,152,662 700,451 787,199 (254,418) 6,385,895

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The COE for the entire system therefore was estimated by dividing total system
annualized costs by its total yearly production of 863,344 kWh/yr. The calculated COE
was found to be Ksh 7.40/kWh. The chart in Figure 22 shows the annual individual
generation by the four components of the HPS. Solar PV contribute the largest fraction in
the most optimal system while solar thermal and wind each contribute 25 % and 26 %
respectively.

Most Optimal HPS Annual generation (KWh)

158464, 18%

222450, 26%

218708, 25%

263722, 31%

Solar PV Wind Grid SWH

Figure 22: Hybrid power system annual productions.

4.5.4 Wind-Solar PV-Grid Vs Wind-Solar PV-Grid-Solar Thermal Hybrid Systems

As calculated in the Section 4.5.1, Wind-Grid hybrid system for unscaled load had NPCs
and COE of Ksh 77,684,049 and Ksh 8.34/kWh respectively. On the other hand, the total
NPC & COE for the Wind-Grid-Solar Thermal hybrid system are Ksh 68,927,127 and
Ksh 7.40/kWh respectively. Although the COE for both systems are cheaper than grid
prices, the most economical system that can serve the site’s total energy requirements (i.e.
both the primary load and the deferrable thermal load) is therefore the Wind-Solar PV-
Grid-Solar thermal hybrid.

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4.6 Sensitivity Analysis
Sensitivity analysis was carried out by varying the input parameters of average wind
speed, average solar irradiance and cost of solar PV. This analysis was carried out in order
to ascertain the impact of the chosen variables on simulation outcomes. Results of this
analysis show that the optimal system is influenced by wind speed as shown in Figure 23.
The graph represents a surface plot of the optimal system type with COE superimposed.
For average speeds below 3.69 m/s, the optimal system is made up of grid power and Solar
PV systems. Otherwise for average wind speeds above 3.69 m/s an optimal hybrid system
consists of wind, solar PV and grid power sources. For average wind speeds above 4.7
m/s and average daily insolation less than 3.7 kWh/m2, the optimal HPS is made up of
Wind and Grid power sources without solar PV. The COE falls with increasing average
wind speed and average daily insolation hence sites with better wind and solar resources
can have an HPS that performs better than the optimal system for this site.

Figure 23: Sensitivity analysis graph (Optimal System plot with COE
Superimposed)

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 CHAPTER FIVE

CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS

5.1 Conclusion
The daily load profile of the site showed a higher energy demand during the day and a
lower night time demand. Although lower, the nighttime load is still significant and
therefore requires that deployed energy resources be available at night. The peak power
demand was found to be 177 kW while the average base load was found to be 60 kW. The
daily average energy consumption was found to be 1862.28 kWh/day and consequently
the monthly usage of 55.86 MWh.

The wind resource potential for the site was found to be a Class 1 wind regime which is a
poor endowment. The available wind resource however was found to be sufficient for
exploitation to meet a significant portion of the energy demand at the site. Solar resource
is abundant in the site and was found to be suitable for both Solar PV and Solar Water
Heating (SWH) conversion applications. From comparison of Solar and Wind resource
potential at the site, it was observed that there exists some level of seasonal
complementarity between them.

Results from the two main scenarios; unscaled and scaled load, Simulation, optimization
and sensitivity analysis for HPS showed that the most optimal system consisted of Wind,
Solar PV, Solar Water Heating and Grid energy Systems. The total NPC for this system
was found to be KSh 68,927,127 while its COE was KSh 7.39/kWh. This cost of energy
is the most competitive among the considered options largely because of the low cost of
component per unit capacity of renewable energy systems. This system configuration also
had a Simple Payback Period of 4.93 years.

This study established that Hybrid Power System of Solar/Wind/Grid can provide lower
per unit cost of energy to commercial consumers with trends similar to the site studied.
Such a Hybrid system could be implemented by consumers of size comparable to EASA
in order to reduce their costs of energy hence making their services more competitive. The

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findings agree with other researches that have been done in Kenya that adoption of local
energy resources to meet onsite demand is favourable. Further, Net-Metering as a policy
instrument for promoting deployment of RES is effective for this class of consumer. There
is need therefore for development of regulations to streamline implementation of Net-
Metering to facilitate exploitation of local energy resources to enhance energy access.

5.2 Recommendations
This research presents findings for hybrid power system optimization to meet a
commercial load in Kenya. It is the researcher’s recommendation that the quality of power
consumption data could be enhanced by logging most of the frequently used appliances
individually. This can be facilitated by consumers installing smart submeters for onsite
energy management while at the same time providing valuable input data for power
system design. As a result, demand side management of an energy system by shifting the
deferrable loads to periods of high-power generation can be achieved. This will help in
enhancing the suitability of local energy resources with variable supply.

Energy resource assessment for the site under study could be carried out by onsite ground
measurements for a period of more than two years in order to obtain more accurate local
energy resource data. This could improve the quality of input data for simulation and
optimization hence a more realistic output could be achieved.

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 APPENDICES
Appendix I: Consumption Data for EASA.
ProductSN:3117099001
Power Active Reactive Apparent Reactive Apparent
Voltage Current Frequency Factor Power Power Power Active Energy Energy Energy
Date&Time (V) (A) (Hz) (PF) (W) (Var) (Va) (Wh) (Varh) (VAh)
Date Time UAvg IAvg FAvg PFAvg PSum QSum SSum EPSum EQSum ESSum
11/24/2017 11:47:51 243.51 112.93 49.89 0.981 80973.6 14173.46 82609.9 -14700732 -3221950 16681192
11/24/2017 11:52:51 246.35 106.5 50 0.98 77171.4 13846.6 78830.68 -14693890 -3220780 16688200
11/24/2017 11:57:52 245.69 127.92 49.99 0.986 93024.5 13731.25 94431.78 -14686519 -3219658 16695714
11/24/2017 12:02:51 246.32 109.68 49.96 0.983 79681.5 12714.35 81161.03 -14679298 -3218541 16703032
11/24/2017 12:07:51 247 108.18 49.99 0.981 78709.8 13667.25 80280.83 -14672398 -3217370 16710047
11/24/2017 12:12:51 246.52 100.83 49.95 0.984 73367.2 10319.47 74661.27 -14665565 -3216268 16716992
11/24/2017 12:17:51 247.16 131.31 50.06 0.969 94393.4 22480.11 97491.36 -14658669 -3215088 16724032
11/24/2017 12:22:51 247.62 124.95 49.82 0.967 89819.7 22387.95 92940.05 -14651162 -3213256 16731789
11/24/2017 12:27:51 248.42 134.26 49.9 0.968 97051.9 23841.61 100191.44 -14643192 -3211329 16740026
11/24/2017 12:32:51 249.1 133.94 50.04 0.975 97694.1 20858.93 100199.11 -14635225 -3209390 16748230
11/24/2017 12:37:51 249.19 138.13 50.04 0.972 100459 22966.15 103358.48 -14626958 -3207481 16756729
11/24/2017 12:42:51 249.43 124.96 50.03 0.967 90450.4 23130.78 93628.34 -14618716 -3205621 16765212
11/24/2017 12:47:51 250.83 126.52 50.11 0.962 91674.8 25061.37 95342.05 -14611192 -3203699 16772990
11/24/2017 12:52:51 251.02 140.98 50.06 0.973 103430 23759.22 106330.42 -14603614 -3201736 16780840
11/24/2017 12:57:51 248.83 135.49 50.18 0.974 98587.1 21655.04 101234.11 -14595218 -3199852 16789476
11/24/2017 13:02:51 250.35 129.7 50.07 0.97 94448.4 23140.86 97519.51 -14587176 -3197900 16797774
11/24/2017 13:07:51 247.74 141.88 50.07 0.98 103346 20381.21 105576.88 -14578985 -3196019 16806200
11/24/2017 13:12:51 247.05 136.99 50.03 0.979 99381.6 19587.34 101586.58 -14570356 -3194142 16815076
11/24/2017 13:17:51 247.33 127.08 50.07 0.972 91247.5 20375.13 94338.39 -14562390 -3192454 16823226
11/24/2017 13:22:51 247.84 134.12 50.12 0.97 96881.1 22871.92 99847.93 -14554542 -3190780 16831254
11/24/2017 13:27:51 247.2 135.05 50.09 0.971 97413.3 22352.27 100302.11 -14546640 -3188961 16839392
11/24/2017 13:32:51 247.9 126.78 50.1 0.974 91965.2 19897.56 94413.23 -14538470 -3187113 16847806
11/24/2017 13:37:51 247.26 102.87 50.08 0.987 75325.9 8626.15 76393.52 -14531234 -3185967 16855192
11/24/2017 13:42:50 246.44 107.42 50.08 0.985 78244.7 11364.84 79511.3 -14524650 -3184982 16861920
11/24/2017 13:47:51 245.72 114.56 50.08 0.987 83325.7 12080 84545.56 -14517888 -3183995 16868786
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11/27/2017 14:37:40 244.41 138.3 49.96 0.991 100500 11903.69 101518.77 -8287111 -1844427 23274428
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11/27/2017 16:27:41 246.96 109.37 49.84 0.987 80069.7 11043.43 81141.2 -8078337.5 -1810456 23486588
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11/27/2017 19:12:40 245.71 136.3 49.99 0.971 97499 22465.39 100591.88 -7834264 -1757054 23737596
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11/27/2017 19:22:40 245.65 132.06 50 0.969 94447.8 23010.63 97483.05 -7818447 -1753288 23753964
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11/27/2017 19:42:40 247.63 122.58 50.05 0.971 88576.8 19556.14 91202.69 -7788346.5 -1746550 23785076
11/27/2017 19:47:40 247.81 123.6 50 0.972 89473.6 19907.16 92033.63 -7780759.5 -1744871 23792852
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11/27/2017 19:57:40 247.61 126.66 49.88 0.97 91523.2 21424.82 94229.64 -7765619.5 -1741430 23808488
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11/28/2017 14:02:38 249.98 112.38 50.22 0.979 82729.5 15274.5 84412.52 -6378275 -1454206 25229368
11/28/2017 14:07:37 249.59 104.81 50.07 0.982 77213.6 13581.66 78601.67 -6371735 -1452997 25236038
11/28/2017 14:12:37 250.6 104.59 50.17 0.982 77370.3 13617.81 78755.84 -6365490 -1451886 25242378
11/28/2017 14:17:38 249.87 104.57 50.13 0.985 77179 12661.4 78459.67 -6358945 -1450779 25249030
11/28/2017 14:22:37 249.79 96.43 50.08 0.98 70862.2 13394.95 72361.63 -6352235 -1449533 25255868
11/28/2017 14:27:37 249.76 97.09 50.04 0.984 71721.3 11674.26 72865.05 -6346050 -1448354 25262114
11/28/2017 14:32:38 249.45 105.81 50.09 0.982 77957.5 13823.72 79311.08 -6339528 -1447218 25268676
11/28/2017 14:37:37 249.45 105.72 50.05 0.982 77882 13863.72 79241.99 -6333116 -1446107 25275128
11/28/2017 14:42:37 249.93 105.01 50.07 0.978 76813.8 17135.5 78859.47 -6326476 -1444898 25281828
11/28/2017 14:47:38 249.43 106.36 49.98 0.983 78309.3 14036.51 79723.67 -6319761 -1443732 25288630
11/28/2017 14:52:37 250.08 93.72 50.1 0.984 69183.7 11739.86 70418.92 -6313357.5 -1442599 25295160
11/28/2017 14:57:37 249.62 100.94 50.07 0.977 73953.8 15003.32 75698.82 -6307257 -1441362 25301396
11/28/2017 15:02:38 249.15 95.91 50.05 0.98 70394.6 13553.34 71803.83 -6300918.5 -1440019 25307860
11/28/2017 15:07:37 249.18 99.82 49.99 0.978 73119 14924.77 74736.75 -6294924.5 -1438879 25313964
11/28/2017 15:12:37 250.13 110.64 50.15 0.981 81607.5 15274.66 83143.39 -6288764 -1437691 25320204
11/28/2017 15:17:38 249.66 112.72 50.18 0.983 83056.4 14730.06 84525.09 -6281891 -1436458 25327254
11/28/2017 15:22:37 249.44 98.94 50.02 0.982 72834.3 13201.68 74157.2 -6275429 -1435246 25333860
11/28/2017 15:27:37 249.49 100.27 50.1 0.984 73901.3 12542.85 75167.25 -6269324 -1434134 25340072

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11/28/2017 15:32:37 248.71 102.44 50.03 0.979 74960 14646.54 76545.75 -6263271 -1433048 25346216
11/28/2017 15:37:37 249.02 102.87 50 0.976 75120.6 15848.39 76962.82 -6256972.5 -1431811 25352614
11/28/2017 15:42:37 249.38 98.3 49.99 0.98 72174.8 13990.91 73659.53 -6250853 -1430644 25358846
11/28/2017 15:47:37 249.19 103.87 50.05 0.984 76552.8 12679.48 77779.69 -6244662 -1429502 25365156
11/28/2017 15:52:37 249.55 110.11 49.99 0.98 80918 15032.12 82563.2 -6238051 -1428321 25371920
11/28/2017 15:57:37 249.88 101.97 50.09 0.978 74851.9 15018.36 76555.98 -6231361 -1427024 25378744
11/28/2017 16:02:37 249.58 101.03 50.02 0.978 74101.6 15101.08 75768.55 -6225286.5 -1425843 25384944
11/28/2017 16:07:37 249.13 109.86 49.99 0.983 80839.9 14733.58 82228.02 -6218759 -1424721 25391540
11/28/2017 16:12:38 249.49 101.63 49.93 0.975 74289.6 15945.18 76180.5 -6212632.5 -1423545 25397798
11/28/2017 16:17:37 248.77 97.17 49.97 0.982 71361.2 12820.27 72633.48 -6206392 -1422268 25404186
11/28/2017 16:22:37 248.69 95.59 49.87 0.981 70070.9 13170.64 71434.73 -6200397 -1421083 25410312
11/28/2017 16:27:37 252.5 92.52 49.95 0.98 68785.2 13400.39 70191.84 -6194351.5 -1419840 25416474
11/28/2017 16:32:37 249.82 109.17 50.08 0.977 79981.5 17362.37 81936.31 -6188140 -1418563 25422816
11/28/2017 16:37:37 249.47 108.98 50.05 0.979 80119 15457.53 81701.55 -6181771.5 -1417268 25429314
11/28/2017 16:42:37 249.75 113.1 50.06 0.981 83321.2 15556.41 84858.37 -6175144.5 -1416075 25436122
11/28/2017 16:47:37 249.29 118.57 50.03 0.986 87628.2 14051.87 88816.05 -6168586.5 -1414866 25442832
11/28/2017 16:52:37 249.95 114.91 50.06 0.983 84721.5 15459.29 86270.77 -6161363 -1413567 25450242
11/28/2017 16:57:37 250.85 96.94 50.2 0.98 71568.4 13542.62 73060.79 -6154699 -1412212 25457074
11/28/2017 17:02:37 251.32 96.5 50.05 0.982 71568.4 13976.51 72862.49 -6148078.5 -1410967 25463796
11/28/2017 17:07:37 252.01 99.37 50.14 0.977 73438.2 15605.68 75245.92 -6141935.5 -1409748 25470030
11/28/2017 17:12:37 252.66 106.47 50.22 0.972 78615.8 17983.44 80828.4 -6135635 -1408376 25476542
11/28/2017 17:17:37 252.28 118.35 50.16 0.981 88046.5 14655.19 89693.05 -6128994 -1407052 25483336
11/28/2017 17:22:37 249.18 118.56 50.13 0.986 87586 13868.2 88754 -6121766 -1405796 25490642
11/28/2017 17:27:37 248.8 105.64 50.14 0.984 77718.3 12874.34 78972.69 -6115032 -1404605 25497490
11/28/2017 17:32:37 248.71 106.69 50.08 0.982 78180.1 14804.78 79721.75 -6108296 -1403312 25504316
11/28/2017 17:37:37 249.35 107.3 50.26 0.982 79003.4 13723.73 80388.3 -6101852 -1402207 25510858
11/28/2017 17:42:37 248.44 104.3 49.95 0.985 76670.5 12548.93 77859.02 -6095487 -1401102 25517256
11/28/2017 17:50:36 250.75 87.9 49.91 0.99 65595.8 7361.59 66216.88 -6088366 -1399699 25524562
11/28/2017 17:55:36 248.74 115.83 49.83 0.987 85389.9 13266.48 86535.59 -6081544 -1398743 25531468
11/28/2017 18:00:36 249.43 97.34 50.01 0.989 72179.3 8999.24 72955.24 -6074964.5 -1397800 25538194
11/28/2017 18:05:36 249.05 99.59 49.99 0.988 73685.1 9530.89 74526.93 -6069053 -1396912 25544248
11/28/2017 18:10:36 248.41 98.21 50.07 0.971 71962.5 19144.49 73293.63 -6062720 -1395924 25550688
11/28/2017 18:15:36 248.48 101.24 50.15 0.982 74152.1 13613.65 75580.48 -6056593.5 -1394790 25556954
11/28/2017 18:20:36 247.8 108.74 50.12 0.976 78968.2 17008.63 80958.25 -6050262 -1393562 25563430
11/28/2017 18:25:36 245.87 107.48 49.88 0.957 75801.8 20869.17 79380.16 -6044187 -1392407 25569620
11/28/2017 18:30:36 246.53 109.13 49.77 0.977 79128.1 15950.3 80852.7 -6037723 -1391008 25576228
11/28/2017 18:35:36 246.09 114.76 50.19 0.983 83350 13538.46 84843.02 -6031035.5 -1389657 25583096
11/28/2017 18:40:36 243.98 128.32 50.08 0.982 92359.2 15181.87 94005.11 -6023542 -1388344 25590762
11/28/2017 18:45:36 246.71 113.13 49.86 0.973 81308.2 18682.44 83843.2 -6016086.5 -1386835 25598430
11/28/2017 18:50:36 250.09 115.28 49.92 0.967 83623.8 21202.91 86605.33 -6009281.5 -1385199 25605480
11/28/2017 18:55:37 249.81 130.97 49.79 0.975 95616.5 21187.71 98266.02 -6001965 -1383507 25613018
11/28/2017 19:00:36 249.95 132.37 49.9 0.975 96772.4 21362.9 99376.49 -5994027.5 -1381709 25621196
11/28/2017 19:05:36 248.7 118.55 49.94 0.966 85277.4 22163.64 88554.42 -5986745.5 -1379946 25628734
11/28/2017 19:10:36 250.49 114.91 50.13 0.965 83344.2 21593.92 86467.8 -5979681.5 -1378120 25636060
11/28/2017 19:15:36 247.19 117.95 50.13 0.971 82235.7 18637.16 87357.59 -5972899 -1376493 25643056
11/28/2017 19:20:36 247.63 112.41 50.03 0.971 81093.2 18698.28 83614.19 -5966099 -1374978 25650068
11/28/2017 19:25:36 248.37 117.99 50.17 0.968 85841.6 17806.66 87974.88 -5959193 -1373401 25657140
11/28/2017 19:30:36 248.3 113.48 50.13 0.969 81676.6 19579.18 84603.13 -5951902 -1371766 25664656
11/28/2017 19:35:36 246.02 123.85 50.24 0.976 89167.9 19216.48 91498.22 -5944543 -1370023 25672292
11/28/2017 19:40:36 245.89 115.42 50.04 0.97 82608 19497.1 85258.8 -5937697.5 -1368507 25679282
11/28/2017 19:45:36 245.63 111.05 49.93 0.973 79540.7 17307.65 81933.13 -5930957 -1366973 25686178
11/28/2017 19:50:36 246.31 115.05 50.11 0.975 82768.5 17793.06 85112.31 -5924033 -1365436 25693296
11/28/2017 19:55:36 245.95 115.39 49.97 0.969 82502.4 19756.13 85250.48 -5917212.5 -1363863 25700284
11/28/2017 20:00:36 246.3 117.97 50.06 0.968 84353 20613.35 87279.55 -5910301 -1362221 25707432
11/28/2017 20:05:36 247.28 115.55 50.12 0.969 83149.8 19612.3 85840.27 -5903422 -1360607 25714520
11/28/2017 20:10:36 247.26 114.28 50.16 0.97 82293.9 19044.01 84885.23 -5896652 -1359005 25721464
11/28/2017 20:15:36 246.17 119.36 50 0.978 86139 17799.94 88231.39 -5889518 -1357451 25728790
11/28/2017 20:20:36 246.49 127.61 50.04 0.977 92324.1 18732.83 94488.71 -5881950 -1355917 25736580
11/28/2017 20:25:36 246.68 128.93 49.97 0.976 93269.5 19093.93 95510.28 -5874380.5 -1354378 25744366
11/28/2017 20:30:36 247.12 117.62 50.05 0.979 85323.4 16823.84 87282.74 -5866559.5 -1352749 25752412

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Appendix II: Hummer H24.5- (100 kW) Data sheet and Power Curve

Data sheet for Hummer H24.5-P100

Rotor Diameter (m) 25

Blade Length (m) 12
2
Swept Area (m ) 490.27
Rated Power (kW)@11 m/s 100
Cut-in Wind Speed (m/s) 2.5
Rated Rotary Rate (revs/min) 45
Working Wind Speed (m/s) (3-25)
Survival Wind Speed (m/s) 60
Hub Height (m) 30
Generator Efficiency >0.93
Insulation class F-class
Wind Energy Utilization Ratio (Cp) 0.45
Configuration 3 Blades, Horizontal axis, Upwind

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 Power Curve for Hummer H24.5-100 kW
120

100

80
Power (kW)

60

40

20

0
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
-20
Wind Speed (m/s)

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Appendix III: Data sheet for Canadian MaxPower

Electrical Data | STC*

Nominal Max. Power (Pmax) 325 W
Operating Voltage (Vmp) 37.0 V
Operating Current (Imp) 8.78 A
Open Circuit Voltage (Voc) 45.5 V
Short Circuit Current (Isc) 9.34 A
Module Efficiency 16.94 %
Operating Temperature -40 ℃ - +85℃
Max. System Voltage 1000 V (IEC)
Power Tolerance 0 - +5 W
*Under Standard Test Condition (STC) of Irradiance of 1000 W/m2, Spectrum AM
1.5 and cell Temperature of 25 ℃.
Electrical Data|NOCT*
Nominal Max. Power (Pmax) 236 W
Operating Voltage (Vmp) 33.7 V
Operating Current (Imp) 6.98 A
Open Circuit Voltage (Voc) 41.8 V
Short Circuit Current (Isc) 7.57 A
*Under Nominal Operating Cell Temperature (NOCT), Irradiance of 800 W/m2,
spectrum AM 1.5, ambient Temperature 20℃, wind speed 1 m/s
Temperature Characteristics
Temp. Coefficient (Pmax) -0.41 % / ℃
Temp. Coefficient (Voc) -0.31 % / ℃
Temp. Coefficient ( Isc) 0.053 % / ℃
Nominal operating Cell Temperature 45 ± 2 ℃

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Appendix IV: Solar Water Heating System Specifications

External Dimensions for Megasun SWH models

Storage Tank Collector Support Base Total Weight
Test Test
Megasun Dimensions Weight Pressure Dimensions No of Area Weight Pressure Weight Empty
Model (mm) (kg) (Bars) (mm) Collectors (m2) (kg) (Bars) (kg) (kg) Full (kg)
120 530*1100 52 10 2050*1010*90 1 2.1 43 10 26 121 231
160M 530*1320 62 10 2050*1010*90 1 2.1 43 10 26 131 281
160 570*1320 62 10 2050*1275*90 1 2.6 51 10 27 140 290
200 570*1320 70 10 2050*1275*90 1 2.6 51 10 27 148 338
200E 530*1320 70 10 2050*1010*90 2 4.2 43 10 28 184 376
260 530*2050 103 10 2050*1010*90 2 4.2 43 10 30 219 469
300 570*2050 114 10 2050*1010*90 2 4.2 43 10 30 230 520
300E 570*2050 114 10 2050*1275*90 2 5.2 51 10 30 246 536

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Appendix V: ERC Hot water demand guidelines

Type of Building Premises Specific Daily Hot Water Demand

(DHWD) in litres per day at 60ºC
Domestic residential houses 30 per person
Educational institutions such as colleges and 5 per student
boarding schools
Health institutions such as Hospitals, Health 50 per bed
Centres, clinics and similar medical facilities
Hotels, Hostels, Lodges and similar premises 40 per bed
providing boarding services
Restaurants, Cafeterias and similar eating 5 per meal
places
Laundries 5 per kilo of clothes
Further;
i. All premises shall have a minimum annual solar contribution of 60% to the
premises’ hot water demand. This means that 40 % can come from other sources
even if not from renewable sources. Normal practice is however to size for a 100%
because of economics of installation and operation
ii. Hot Water Demand calculations at other temperatures (T) shall be adjusted for the
60oC reference temperature. For the purposes of making the adjustment, the
following equation shall be used:
D (T) = D (T60) x (T-15)/45
The equation assumes that the cold water temperature (inlet water temperature) is 15ºC
and a linear relationship. 45ºC is the difference between 60oC and 15oC

iii. For buildings with seasonal variations in hot water demand such as hotels, game
lodges and similar premises, the demand may be adjusted by an annual occupancy
rate of factor of not less than 70%
iv. In calculating demand, it shall be assumed that the daily hot water demand is
constant, throughout the year
v. In calculating demand for domestic residential houses, the number of persons shall
be taken to be equal to the number of bedrooms x 1.5
vi. In calculating the heat load of solar water heating system, heat losses in the hot
water distribution system shall be taken into account.

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Appendix VI: SWH Calculations Baseline

Hot water demand at EASA

Parameter
Hostels (No of Beds) 303
Estate
3-bedroom units (No of bedrooms) 174
2 bedroom units (No of bedrooms) 52
Hot water outlet temperature(Degrees Celsius) 60
Water inlet temperature(Degrees Celsius) 20
Specific heat capacity of water (KJ/KgK) 4.2
Unit cost of Energy (USD/kWh) 0.16
No of days of operation 365
Storage tank replacement cost (USD) 49,739.66

1. Hot water demand in the hostels

Hot water Hot water
No of beds demand(L) demand(kWh)
303 6060 282.8
2. Hot water demand in the Estate
Hot water Hot water
No of bedrooms demand(L) demand(kWh)
226 6780 316.4
Total demand 12840 599.2

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Appendix VII: SWH Cash flows & NPC calculations

Cash flows, NPC Amount (USD)

Year 0 (139,993)
Year 1 (1,400)
Year 2 (1,400)
Year 3 (1,400)
Year 4 (1,400)
Year 5 (1,400)
Year 6 (1,400)
Year 7 (1,400)
Year 8 (1,400)
Year 9 (1,400)
Year 10 (51,140)
Year 11 (1,400)
Year 12 (1,400)
Year 13 (1,400)
Year 14 (1,400)
Year 15 (1,400)
Year 16 (1,400)
Year 17 (1,400)
Year 18 (1,400)
Year 19 (1,400)
Year 20 (51,140)
Year 21 (1,400)
Year 22 (1,400)
Year 23 (1,400)
Year 24 (1,400)
Year 25 23,470
Assumed real discount rate 7.84%
NPC (USD) -185750.81

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Appendix VIII: Power Usage Research Questionnaire for EASA.

Research Question Answer/ Remark

What is the institution’s total population?
(Both staff and students)

What are the identified power intensive

devices used within the institution?

What time of day are such devices used?

How many housing units are there in the

estate department?

How many bedrooms does each unit have?

What is the average number of persons

resident in each estate unit?

What is the bed capacity of the institutions’

hostels?

Is each bathroom fitted with an instant water

heater shower?

If yes, what is the power rating of the

heaters?

What is the main source of fuel for cooking

of food?

Are alternative sources of heat energy e.g.

firewood, gas and/solar water heating used?

How much electricity does the institution use

per month/year in kWh?

How much fuel is spent on running the

backup generators during blackouts per
month/year?

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