A Feasibility Analysis on Clean Energy System for Rural Health Care Centre

The paper presents a systemic study on installing a clean energy system that relies on renewable sources for electrification of a remote health care centre. The objective of this study is to ensure a clean energy generation system for the betterment of patients as well as rural people. The observation shows a systemic implementation of the hybrid renewable energy system (HRES) can support the load by lowering dependency on conventional fossil fuels. From the proposed HRES, almost 41% of the electricity can be generated by hydro resource whereas the contribution of solar and biomass is 39% and 20% respectively for the analyzed location. Along with this, the outcome analysis shows the installation of HRES diminishes the emission of GHG by 99.875%. Moreover, the cost estimation study shows that the installation of HRES is feasible from the perspective of Bangladesh.