A hybrid technique for impact of hybrid renewable energy systems on reliability of distribution power system

A hybrid method is proposed for the effect of hybrid renewable energy systems by using photovoltaic and wind turbines based on the reliability of power system distribution. The proposed hybrid technique is the combination of the golden jackal optimization (GJO) and white shark optimization (WSO), and hence, it is named the GJOWSO technique. The important aim of this proposed technique is to lessen the costs of the distribution system for power outages while meeting the system's needs. The GJO-WSO technique examines how renewable-energy- sources (RESs) affect the dependability of power systems (PSs). The impact of distributed generation (DG) technologies in a power system is analyzed by utilizing reliability measures like energy not supplied and expected interruption cost, (EENS, ECOST). The market pricing, wind and solar system output power, and load uncertainty are analyzed. Next, the proposed technique's performance is evaluated with other techniques. In this, the proposed technique provides a higher accuracy of 99.68 %. So, it concluded that the proposed strategy provides optimum than the present techniques.