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Volume 18, Issue 9
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Abstract

In hybrid renewable energy systems, it consists of various sources with their properties for power management is an essential responsibility. To maintain the system's dependability, stability, and efficiency, the power management strategy attempts to balance the power flow between the sources, load, and energy storage system. With an emphasis on the effects of source variation on system performance, the author examines different power management techniques for hybrid renewable energy systems that have been put out in the literature. In this paper, the author divides the strategies into four groups as intelligent, rule-based, filtration-based, and optimization-based. To demonstrate the benefits and drawbacks of each category, as well as the difficulties and potential paths forward for power management in the face of source fluctuation.

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Keyword(s): direct current microgrid; electric vehicles; energy storage system; optimization techniques; power management; Solar photovoltaic

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