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Gabriel Modukpe<sup>1</sup> \* and Don Diei<sup>2</sup>


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successfully. Tests were carried out on the system and showed that turbine speed and wind speed are proportional to power response when simulated. The generated power increases with the turbine speed, making the model useful as wind energy is generated at different wind spend, and this has been able to unveil that even at different wind speed, wind energy potential is available in the coastal area of southern Nigeria. This energy could be used for distributed generation for these

communities isolated from the grid.

Figure 17. Turbine speed.

Wind Solar Hybrid Renewable Energy System

Figure 18. Generator speed.

Figure 19. Electrical power.

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