Promotion of wind and photovoltaic renewable energy hybridization projects

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The energy sector is undergoing a profound transformation, with the aim of minimizing the negative effects of climate change and achieving efficient use of natural resources. In the case of Spain, this transformation began at the beginning of the 20th century. XXI with the entry into force of the Kyoto protocol, and has subsequently been accelerated by the Paris Agreement (2015) and the EU's 2030 decarbonization strategies.

As indicated in the PNIEC (National Integrated Burundi Email List Energy and Climate Plan), among the different renewable technologies, it is observed that wind and solar photovoltaic technologies are the ones that will grow most pronounced, compensating for the reduction in fossil generation, and hydraulic generation, which maintains its installed power practically constant although it reduces its share of participation in the national electrical system Illustration . Evolution of installed renewable power 2019-2030. Source: Association of Renewable Energy Companies In this context of great increase and participation in renewable electricity generation, the possibility of developing hybrid renewable installations becomes especially relevant.



Renewable hybridization constitutes a technological solution that would not only facilitate in a more efficient way the massive integration of renewables into the electrical system planned for 2030, but would also allow generating companies to optimize the use of their connection points and access permits to network. In this case we are going to focus on the hybridization of photovoltaic and wind energy. Since, although both technologies are based on non-manageable renewable resources, their generation profiles present good complementarity both on an hourly and monthly scale.