Numerous studies on hybrid energy systems have been conducted using the HOMER tool for various remote locations in Africa. The majority of earlier studies on rural hybrid energy systems were primarily focused on technical, economic, and feasibility studies.
The study will investigate the technical and economic parameters of several standalone hybrid energy system configurations to determine the most cost-effective and reliable standalone hybrid energy system for addressing socio-economic development challenges through affordable and reliable electricity.
In South Sudan's rural communities, kerosene lamps, firewood, crop wastes, charcoal, and animal dung are the most frequent sources of energy for lighting, heating, and cooking.
In 2019, conventional sources such as diesel generators represent more than 99% of electricity generation in South Sudan with a capacity estimated at 204 MW, whereas solar accounts for only an estimated 1 MW of capacity, which accounts for less than 1% of electricity generation in the country.
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