Optimizing renewable energy systems for water security: a comparative study of reanalysis models

The current global scenario of unequal access to water and electricity motivates the search for solutions based on available resources, such as renewable energies and desalination. Additionally, adequate sizing of renewables requires extensive and reliable time series, which are usually unavailable....

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Vargas-Brochero, José
Hurtado-Castillo, Sebastián
Altamiranda, Jesús
M. de Menezes Filho, Frederico Carlos
Beluco, Alexandre
Canales, Fausto
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2024
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Corporación Universidad de la Costa
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Reanalysis
Performance metrics
HOMER Energy
Desalting
Solar PV
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dc.title.eng.fl_str_mv Optimizing renewable energy systems for water security: a comparative study of reanalysis models
title Optimizing renewable energy systems for water security: a comparative study of reanalysis models
spellingShingle Optimizing renewable energy systems for water security: a comparative study of reanalysis models
Reanalysis
Performance metrics
HOMER Energy
Desalting
Solar PV
title_short Optimizing renewable energy systems for water security: a comparative study of reanalysis models
title_full Optimizing renewable energy systems for water security: a comparative study of reanalysis models
title_fullStr Optimizing renewable energy systems for water security: a comparative study of reanalysis models
title_full_unstemmed Optimizing renewable energy systems for water security: a comparative study of reanalysis models
title_sort Optimizing renewable energy systems for water security: a comparative study of reanalysis models
dc.creator.fl_str_mv Vargas-Brochero, José
Hurtado-Castillo, Sebastián
Altamiranda, Jesús
M. de Menezes Filho, Frederico Carlos
Beluco, Alexandre
Canales, Fausto
dc.contributor.author.none.fl_str_mv Vargas-Brochero, José
Hurtado-Castillo, Sebastián
Altamiranda, Jesús
M. de Menezes Filho, Frederico Carlos
Beluco, Alexandre
Canales, Fausto
dc.subject.proposal.eng.fl_str_mv Reanalysis
Performance metrics
HOMER Energy
Desalting
Solar PV
topic Reanalysis
Performance metrics
HOMER Energy
Desalting
Solar PV
description The current global scenario of unequal access to water and electricity motivates the search for solutions based on available resources, such as renewable energies and desalination. Additionally, adequate sizing of renewables requires extensive and reliable time series, which are usually unavailable. Reanalysis models are an option to consider, but only after evaluating their local accuracy, generally through performance metrics. This study evaluated the performance of the solar radiation, temperature, and wind speed products from MERRA2 and ERA5-Land in comparison to ground data, as well as their influence on the optimal initial configuration of a renewable energy system for desalination in La Guajira, Colombia. HOMER Pro was the software tool employed to establish the best arrangements for the resulting renewable power systems, and the study included a sensitivity analysis considering different annual capacity shortages, operating hours, and energy needs for desalting. ERA5-Land performed better than MERRA2 in matching the time series from the local station. The relative error of the cost of electricity of systems dimensioned from reanalysis was less than 3% compared to systems from ground measurements, with a renewable fraction above 98%. For the study area, ERA5-Land reanalysis represents a reliable alternative to address the scarcity of solar resource records, but both reanalyses failed to reproduce the wind speed regime.
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dc.identifier.citation.spa.fl_str_mv Vargas-Brochero, J.; Hurtado-Castillo, S.; Altamiranda, J.; de Menezes Filho, F.C.M.; Beluco, A.; Canales, F.A. Optimizing Renewable Energy Systems for Water Security: A Comparative Study of Reanalysis Models. Sustainability 2024, 16, 4862. https://doi.org/10.3390/su16114862
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identifier_str_mv Vargas-Brochero, J.; Hurtado-Castillo, S.; Altamiranda, J.; de Menezes Filho, F.C.M.; Beluco, A.; Canales, F.A. Optimizing Renewable Energy Systems for Water Security: A Comparative Study of Reanalysis Models. Sustainability 2024, 16, 4862. https://doi.org/10.3390/su16114862
10.3390/su16114862
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spelling Atribución 4.0 Internacional (CC BY 4.0)https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccesshttp://purl.org/coar/access_right/c_abf2Vargas-Brochero, JoséHurtado-Castillo, SebastiánAltamiranda, JesúsM. de Menezes Filho, Frederico CarlosBeluco, AlexandreCanales, Fausto2024-06-26T13:09:46Z2024-06-26T13:09:46Z2024-06-06Vargas-Brochero, J.; Hurtado-Castillo, S.; Altamiranda, J.; de Menezes Filho, F.C.M.; Beluco, A.; Canales, F.A. Optimizing Renewable Energy Systems for Water Security: A Comparative Study of Reanalysis Models. Sustainability 2024, 16, 4862. https://doi.org/10.3390/su16114862https://hdl.handle.net/11323/1307810.3390/su161148622071-1050Corporación Universidad de la CostaREDICUC - Repositorio CUChttps://repositorio.cuc.edu.co/The current global scenario of unequal access to water and electricity motivates the search for solutions based on available resources, such as renewable energies and desalination. Additionally, adequate sizing of renewables requires extensive and reliable time series, which are usually unavailable. Reanalysis models are an option to consider, but only after evaluating their local accuracy, generally through performance metrics. This study evaluated the performance of the solar radiation, temperature, and wind speed products from MERRA2 and ERA5-Land in comparison to ground data, as well as their influence on the optimal initial configuration of a renewable energy system for desalination in La Guajira, Colombia. HOMER Pro was the software tool employed to establish the best arrangements for the resulting renewable power systems, and the study included a sensitivity analysis considering different annual capacity shortages, operating hours, and energy needs for desalting. ERA5-Land performed better than MERRA2 in matching the time series from the local station. 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