Résumé:
This paper presents a techno-economical study for the optimal sizing of a hybrid renewable energy system
dedicated for the electrification of a health care clinic, installed in the region of Tamanrasset, in the extreme
south of Algeria.
The proposed hybrid system is constituted of PV arrays, wind turbine, storage batteries, inverters, regulators and
a Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) genset as a backup system.
The analysis of our hybrid system and its optimal sizing will be performed by means of HOMER software which has
been developed for designing and analyzing hybrid power systems incorporating various type of energy sources
