Panagiotis Giannakaris, A. Ktena, C. Manasis, N. Assimakis
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Hybrid Power Plant with Storage on a Non-Interconnected Greek Island
Abstract In this work we present the design of a PV plant comprising storage for the transition of the fossil fuelled power plant of a non-interconnected Greek Island to a hybrid one with high RES penetration. Simulations are performed using the OpenDSS software. The proposed design offers 58.1% reduction in both fuel consumption and CO2 emissions for the first year of operation, which reduces to 44.2% and 42.2% after 20 years.