Analysis and Evaluation of Load Shaping Using Different Technique with Reference to Indian Power Sector

A greater percentage of electricity was used by homes than by businesses or government agencies, according to studies. Most people in third-world countries either don't have access to the national power system or endure regular blackouts. This implies that people living in these countries may only use power for the barest necessities. This study explores the feasibility of using a nano-scale autonomous wind-PV system to meet the energy demands of people in these countries, with the help of demand-side management strategies that keep the per-person daily cost of energy to a minimum. Depending on renewable energy potential, daily energy prices may be reduced to competitive levels, and producing electricity sustainably for 20-25 years of lifetime is also conceivable for emergency scenarios, according to preliminary data.