Design an Off Grid Solar System for Umm Alamad Algharbia Village

Abstract

The process of converting solar energy into electrical energy through solar energy systems on and off the grid has contributed significantly to reducing the loads on international electrical networks, especially in developing countries. It also helped provide energy to remote areas far from city centers, hence the idea of the project based on the design of the system, which is a solar system separated from the grid serving the remote western village of Umm Al-Amad, which is located in a city that suffers from overload, especially in winter, in addition to The difficulties imposed by the reality of the Israeli occupation on this village to prevent electricity from reaching it from neighboring cities or even from the city‟s network itself. The project is divided into five off grid solar systems, with a total capacity of 75 kilowatts, and the cost of the project is approximately $114,500.