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  Report Class   General Public Report
  Analysis Type   Situation Analysis
  Issue Category   Energy Analysis
  Release Date   06_20_2008
  Last Update   07_03_2009
  Reference Code   GPR-SA.EA.EAP-20080620-DPGx

Energy Adoption Power Systems
Distributed Power Generation Systems Analysis


Several energy sources: Combustibles Energy Source, Solar Power Energy Source, Water Power Energy Source, Wind Power Energy Source, Geothermal Energy Source; are currently being explored for considerations in determining the most effective energy source or combination of energy sources to be adopted as the default energy source for the world in replacement of the fossil fuel energy sources: Coal Energy Source, Gasoline Energy Source, and Natural Gas Energy Source; and the Nuclear Energy Source. A critical factor towards the adoption of an Energy Source is the requirement of ensuring the corporate existence of the operating energy companies or power generation companies, because of the need to have the citizen employees continue to be employed during and after the adoption of the alternative energy-source.

In effect, this factor requires that the Source Adoption Technologies: Solar Power Technologies,  Combustion Technologies, are employed in several concept design power generation system for corporate operations with the object of supporting the existing operations of the power generation companies; and then determine from a detailed analysis of each such power generation system the most efficacious system for suggestion for adoption. Of course, the analysis aims to also factor in the contribution of the production of green alcohols in the consideration of Combustibles Energy Sources for power generation systems. This factoring is sensible because the other energy sources are available for the taking while the green alcohols have to be produced adding to the overall cost of technology.

The adoption analyses are based on complete designs suitable for deployment, but will not be disclosed to the public particularly as such designs are likely to qualify as proprietary and even more so when they should be deemed patentable. All the same, the infrastructure will be generic enough for consideration. Further the analyses shall focus on using mostly the methods of engineering economy and cost engineering to determine the required initial capital investment. On top of this cost will be added, the cost of operation as shall be determined in an effort to evaluate the total cost of ownership of technology to a corporation. Naturally, the cost of operation is determined in each case through an analysis of the cost of venture development based on the given concept power generation technology drastically summarized financial reports serves as the basis by which the technology adoption comparative evaluations are made.

Distributed Power Generation - Basic Design
For the purposes of the analysis of the viability of the prospective power generators, a default design infrastructure is adopted in order to maintain a


 
uniform basis for the valuation of each technology followed by the comparative evaluation of the technologies. The basic design is then specialized for each type of energy source in the specifics of the adoption of that energy source. In the case of the adoption of the Green alcohols, the specialization appropriately includes the production processes: Green Ethanol Production, Green Butanol Production, Green Propanol Production, Green Methanol Production; to enable a more comprehensive analysis

The basic infrastructure of the power generation systems consists of three component-technologies:

  • The Energy Extractor,
  • Electric-Potential Generator,
  • Power Storage Systems, and
  • Power Distribution System.

Operationally, the Energy Extractor extracts the energy from the Energy source, and transmits it to the Electric Potential Generator which takes the energy in the source-form and converts it into electric potential - also commonly referred to as electricity - some of which is distributed through the Power Distribution Systems to various customers downstream, and the rest is stored in the Power Storage Systems in compliance with any production leveling strategy that may have been put in-place. The Energy Extractor and the Electric Potential Generators are expected to be and are different for each type of Energy Source under consideration, however, the other component-technologies may be the same for all considerations, and in fact are made so to further limit the variations to be accounted for in the comparative analyses.

The Power Storage Systems are of two kinds: Hydrogen Energy Source production and storage, and High Voltage Capacitor Storage designs. Although in this component, the capacitor storage tends to be more standard to use for all adoption technologies, the consideration of hydrogen as a storage is included to accommodate proposals of water Energy Source adoption as in  Slow-Moving water Inc involving the use of hydrogen as a energy distribution vehicle.

The Power Distribution System, by and large, is limited to just the internal design from which the external power transmission network takes off, but does not include the external network proper.

By these definitions of scope, then the analysis of the Power generation systems as conducted for each Energy Source is focuses on the specialization of the technologies for the specific Source.

 
 Alternative Energy Adoption Power Systems
 
The design of any Distributed Power Generation  System can be integrated in several ways depending on the selection of equipment. However, for effective comparative analysis of the different alternative sources for global adoption, the corresponding power systems have been grouped under the various forms of energy sources.

Simulations of energy adoption Power systems are the subject of the rJournal of Energy Systems Technology
 

Distributed Power Generation Systems
Combustibles Power Generation Systems
 
 
 

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