An Investigation into the Ability of a Solar Photovoltaic–Hydrogen System to Meet the Electrical Energy Demand of Houses in Different Cities in Türkiye

In this study, the annual electricity consumption of nine real houses from different cities in Türkiye was recorded on a monthly basis. The feasibility of meeting the electrical energy needs of houses with hydrogen and supplying the energy required for hydrogen production using solar panels is examined. The annual electricity consumption of the houses was normalized based on house size. The solar panel area for hydrogen production needed for these houses was defined. Additionally, it was calculated that the average volumetric amount of hydrogen produced per hour during peak sun hours in the investigated cities was 1 m3/h. This approach reduced the solar panel area for hydrogen production by a factor of 1.7.

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Sustainability
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2025-03-24
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https://doi.org/10.3390/su17072886
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Hybrid Renewable Energy Systems
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An Investigation into the Ability of a Solar Photovoltaic–Hydrogen System to Meet the Electrical Energy Demand of Houses in Different Cities in Türkiye

Zong Woo Geem, Sudi Apak, Yasin Özçelep, Gebrai̇l Bekdaş
Sustainability
Hybrid Renewable Energy Systems
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An Investigation into the Ability of a Solar Photovoltaic–Hydrogen System to Meet the Electrical Energy Demand of Houses in Different Cities in Türkiye

Zong Woo Geem, Sudi Apak, Yasin Özçelep, Gebrai̇l Bekdaş
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In this study, the annual electricity consumption of nine real houses from different cities in Türkiye was recorded on a monthly basis. The feasibility of meeting the electrical energy needs of houses with hydrogen and supplying the energy required for hydrogen production using solar panels is examined. The annual electricity consumption of the houses was normalized based on house size. The solar panel area for hydrogen production needed for these houses was defined. Additionally, it was calculated that the average volumetric amount of hydrogen produced per hour during peak sun hours in the investigated cities was 1 m3/h. This approach reduced the solar panel area for hydrogen production by a factor of 1.7.

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An Investigation into the Ability of a Solar Photovoltaic–Hydrogen System to Meet the Electrical Energy Demand of Houses in Different Cities in Türkiye — Zong Woo Geem, Sudi Apak, et al. · Sustainability (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS