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Originally, OptiCE model included solar photovoltaic (PV), wind turbine, diesel generator, and battery bank for off-grid applications, in particular water pumping for irrigation. The model has been continuously developed and new power sources, power-to-heat conversion technologies, and storage systems have been developed and integrated.
OptiCE is an essential tools for researchers, consultants and decision makers working in the fields of renewable energies, hybrid power systems, distributed energy generation, and mini/microgrids.
The model has been already implemented for research and consultant activities regarding:
The GIS version of OptiCE has been used to study the water-food-energy nexus of irrigation during drought conditions in Nebraska and in Sweden.
OptiCE is an open source code for simulation, optimization, and design of hybrid power systems for off-grid and on-grid applications. OptiCE models clean energy technologies integrated in microgrids or as distributed generation in larger grids. The model is written in Matlab® language and uses genetic algorithms to find the best power sources, storage system, and back-up source combination to minimize life cycle cost and maximize renewable power system reliability. It covers the whole chain of energy systems including mainly 6 areas, i.e., renewable energy, conversion technologies, mitigation technologies, intelligent energy uses, energy storage and sustainability.
Opti-CE NEWS
The Organizing Committee of ICAE2018 warmly invites you to attend the 10th International Conference on Applied Energy during Aug 22-25, 2018, in Hong Kong, China. The theme of ICAE2018 is “Innovative Solutions for Energy Transitions”.
One of the demonstration projects for future energy solutions at Mälardalen University.
The OptiCE project is sponsored by: