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Content type: Original Research Article
| 16 November 2018

Assessing solar and wind complementarity in Texas

Authors: Joanna H. Slusarewicz and Daniel S. Cohan
Content type: Original Research Article
| 21 September 2018

An enhanced particle swarm optimization algorithm for improving the renewable energy penetration and small signal stability in power system

Authors: T. K. Renuka, P. Reji and Sasidharan Sreedharan
Content type: Design and simulation study
| 31 May 2018

Self-sufficiency of 3-D printers: utilizing stand-alone solar photovoltaic power systems

Authors: Khalid Yousuf Khan, Lucia Gauchia and Joshua M. Pearce
Content type: Original research article
| 30 May 2018

Optimal DG placement for benefit maximization in distribution networks by using Dragonfly algorithm

Authors: M. C. V. Suresh and Edward J. Belwin
Content type: Original research article
| 12 March 2018

Low-cost virtual instrumentation of PV panel characteristics using Excel and Arduino in comparison with traditional instrumentation

Authors: Aboubakr El Hammoumi, Saad Motahhir, Abdelilah Chalh, Abdelaziz El Ghzizal and Aziz Derouich

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Content type: Original research article
| 15 March 2016

Estimation of solar radiation from cloud cover data of Bangladesh

Authors: Md. Nazmul Islam Sarkar
Content type: Original research
| 8 October 2015

Mitigation of operational losses in matrix converter fed DFIG for WECS

Authors: Haroon Ashfaq and Surendra Kumar Tripathi
Content type: Policy Issue
| 9 November 2015

Incentives to using solar thermal energy in Taiwan

Authors: Keh-Chin Chang, Wei-Min Lin and Kung-Ming Chung
Content type: Review
| 11 November 2015

A comprehensive decade review and analysis on designs and performance parameters of passive solar still

Authors: Himanshu Manchanda and Mahesh Kumar
Content type: Case Study
| 20 January 2015

Comparison of Weibull parameters computation methods and analytical estimation of wind turbine capacity factor using polynomial power curve model: case study of a wind farm

Authors: Bharat Kumar Saxena and Komaragiri Venkata Subba Rao

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Renewables: Wind, Water, and Solar provides a multidisciplinary and international forum for the rapid dissemination of knowledge of the various ideas, products, technologies, discussions of policy and regulatory issues that affect renewable energy technologies and their implementation. The journal serves as a forum for specialists from both academic institutions, research laboratories and industries involved in R&D projects, system implementation and policy formulations in this field.

Renewables: Wind, Water, and Solar

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Assessing solar and wind complementarity in Texas

An enhanced particle swarm optimization algorithm for improving the renewable energy penetration and small signal stability in power system

Self-sufficiency of 3-D printers: utilizing stand-alone solar photovoltaic power systems

Optimal DG placement for benefit maximization in distribution networks by using Dragonfly algorithm

Low-cost virtual instrumentation of PV panel characteristics using Excel and Arduino in comparison with traditional instrumentation

Estimation of solar radiation from cloud cover data of Bangladesh

Mitigation of operational losses in matrix converter fed DFIG for WECS

Incentives to using solar thermal energy in Taiwan

A comprehensive decade review and analysis on designs and performance parameters of passive solar still

Comparison of Weibull parameters computation methods and analytical estimation of wind turbine capacity factor using polynomial power curve model: case study of a wind farm

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