Harnessing Green Microgrids: Optimizing Renewable Energy and Hydrogen Production

Overview

Join us for an engaging webinar on the future of green microgrids and renewable energy systems. Discover how to optimize the integration of solar power and energy storage to produce green hydrogen efficiently. This session will provide practical insights into the operation of an alkaline electrolyzer within a DC islanded microgrid.

Highlights

• Conceptual Model Overview: Learn about the conversion of electrical energy from wind and solar into hydrogen gas through electrolysis.
• Alkaline Electrolyzer Operation: Understand the workings of an alkaline electrolyzer powered by a solar array and an energy storage system.
• Green Hydrogen Production: Evaluate the operational characteristics of producing green hydrogen over a 7-day period.
• System-Level Simulation: Explore the benefits of system-level simulation for designing and verifying renewable energy and storage systems.
• Comprehensive Domain Integration: Gain insights into the electrical, thermal liquid, and thermal gas domains within the microgrid model.

Don't miss this opportunity to enhance your knowledge and skills in the rapidly evolving field of renewable energy.

About the Presenter

Mohsen Aleenejad joined MathWorks as a Senior Application Engineer in 2020. He supports customers from Energy and Power areas as well as Industrial Automation with a focus on Power Electronics and Power System applications. Mohsen has a Ph.D. in Power Electronics from the University of Kansas, where he specialized in modeling and control of multi-level power converters and fault tolerant operation of power electronics systems. Later, he started a Postdoctoral Researcher position with New York University, where he was collaborating with Boeing Company on building an Active Load Profiler for testing the Aircraft's power sources. Before joining MathWorks, he was working as a senior power electronics engineer with a focus on renewable energy systems at InnoCit LLC, and Active Front End motor drive at PowerItPerfect Inc.