Joint U.S./Brazilian Hybrid Power System (Wind-PV-Diesel) on Marajo Island

Cecile Leboeuf; Roger W. Taylor; David Corbus; Mauricio Moszkowicz; Jorge Lima; Claudio Ribeiro

Joint U.S./Brazilian Hybrid Power System (Wind-PV-Diesel) on Marajo Island

Cecile Leboeuf, Roger W. Taylor, David Corbus, Mauricio Moszkowicz, Jorge Lima, Claudio Ribeiro

Power Systems Engineering

National Renewable Energy Laboratory

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Abstract

A cooperative renewable energy project is underway between the U.S. Department of Energy and the Federal Republic of Brazil. The objectives of the joint U.S./Brazilian program are to establish technical, institutional, and economic confidence in using renewable energy systems to meet the needs of the people of rural Brazil, to build ongoing partnership beneficial to both countries, and to demonstrate the potential for large-scale rural electrification through the use of renewable energy systems.

Original language	American English
Pages	47
Number of pages	1
State	Published - 1995
Event	Proceedings of the Energy-Sources Technology Conference and Exhibition - Houston, TX, USA Duration: 29 Jan 1995 → 1 Feb 1995

Conference

Conference	Proceedings of the Energy-Sources Technology Conference and Exhibition
City	Houston, TX, USA
Period	29/01/95 → 1/02/95

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NREL/CP-11-7407

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Joint U.S./Brazilian Hybrid Power System (Wind-PV-Diesel) on Marajo Island

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