Enhancing Energy Management System for a Hybrid Wind Solar Battery Based Standalone Microgrid

This paper introduces a highly efficient energy management system for a microgrid that combines PV system, wind turbine, and battery. The study presents an effective energy management system specifically designed for a small-scale hybrid microgrid, focusing on the development of solar and wind energy conversion systems and battery storage systems. Power electronic converters and control algorithms are implemented to evaluate the microgrid's operation. The energy management system plays a crucial role in maintaining power balance amidst varying renewable energy generation and load demand conditions. The microgrid is a testing platform to evaluate control algorithms, energy management systems, and various test scenarios. It provides a controlled environment for assessing the performance and efficiency of these systems. The efficient energy management system comprises photovoltaic (PV) modules, wind turbines, and batteries. The proposed strategy effectively manages the switching between the PV panel and the battery storage system while prioritizing power generation from the wind turbine. The efficacy and success of this strategy in microgrid control under various operational circumstances are demonstrated through MATLAB simulation results.