The global shipping industry faces huge pressure to reduce its greenhouse (GHG) emissions due to the International Maritime Organization (IMO) has introduced strict regulations to decrease GHG emissio. Shipping now is one of the most critical modes of transportation for world trade, accounts for. Since fossil fuel reserves are limited and environmental issues are becoming more serious, governments and researchers have paid more and more attention to the use of new energ. Solar energy, wind energy and fuel cells are used first to generate electricity, which can be then used by a ship's power system. After introducing new energy sources into ships, the relate. In recent years, the related research on the utilization of new energy sources in ships has been carried out both from the aspects of theory and application. Except for the research on the. Requirements for saving energy and supplying reliable electric power to ship power systems lead to the increasing attention devoted to exploring ship power systems integrat.
[PDF Version]For the large-scale ocean-going ship platform, the critical issue of applying solar photovoltaic (PV) system is integrating PV equipment into the ship power system (SPS) without changing its original structure.
Kyoung et al. 2013 introduced the only application case of a grid-connected ship-based PV system, which is a 3.2 kW photovoltaic-diesel hybrid power system installed on a conventional cruise ship (South Korea, 2011).
Since the standalone inverter and grid-connected inverter can be put into utilisation by the auto transfer switch at the same time, this PV system is defined as a hybrid PV system. However, there is not any application research on the hybrid PV for any kinds of marine ship worldwide.
Theoretically, solar energy, wind energy, fuel cells and wave energy can all be combined within a ship power system, meaning ships can run on solar energy, wind energy, fuel cells and wave energy or a combination. However, it needs to decide which new energy source is the most suitable to be used in ships due to their various applications.
On this basis, increases in the installed capacity of PV generation systems in large-scale ships might enable grid-connected PV generation system to be integrated with a ship's electrical propulsion system, offering significant possibilities for ship design in the future.
Only based on this kind of system structure or topology design, can the energy management system (EMS) of ship power station reasonably schedule the output power of grid-connected type ship-based PV system, and realise the effective usage of PV power (Sun et al. 2013).
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