Vodíkové technologie a zdroje s intermitentní výrobou elektřiny

Abstract

This master's thesis focuses on modeling a real network, hydrogen technologies, and intermittent electricity sources. The first part addresses the issue of hydrogen and hydrogen technologies, describing hydrogen as a chemical element, its properties, production, and storage. Subsequently, the transmission and distribution system are mentioned, along with connecting sources to the distribution system. Another chapter explores the potential use of hydrogen technologies in the energy sector, particularly in collaboration with photovoltaic power plants. The following chapter then deals with the Bizon Designer program and modeling a specific real network, to which a photovoltaic power plant is to be connected, optimizing losses on the lines and transformer losses. The final chapter focuses on the design of a hydrogen storage system for a photovoltaic power plant and subsequent economic evaluation.