Design the Solar and Wind Hybrid EV Charging Station For Various Specific Sites

Growing reliance on fossil fuels such as coal, oil, and diesel are resulted in serious environmental catastrophes in this modern era. These resources are becoming scarce as a result of their inversely declining supply and ongoing exponential growth in demand. Therefore, the installation of more charging stations for electric vehicles is crucial in order to resolve this problem and reduce energy billing and traffic. According to the research, five specific areas including Madurai, Virudhunagar, Tirunelveli, Sattur, and Kayathar in Tamil Nadu, where design a real-time hybrid electric vehicle charging stations (HEVCS) that are mostly powered by solar and wind energy. When the charging station system is linked to the on-grid solar-wind network, the plan includes a cost and environmental analysis of the complete system. Additionally, the analysis is conducted using HOMER software, and the performance of the charging station is evaluated in detail.