Smart Energy Management of Photovoltaic-Storage Systems Integrating Wireless Communication for Enhanced Efficiency

Efficient Energy Management (EM) has become critical in today’s world to meet increasing energy demands and achieve sustainability. Traditional energy systems, especially in Photo Voltaic (PV) setups, face challenges such as dynamic load variations, energy losses, and limited real-time optimization capabilities. These limitations hinder their ability to efficiently manage energy generation, storage, and consumption. This research proposes a novel framework integrating wireless communication with smart EM techniques for PV-storage systems. The approach leverages advanced control algorithms and wireless data exchange to enable real-time monitoring, adaptive decision-making, and seamless energy flow coordination between PV panels, storage units, and the grid. By addressing inefficiencies in traditional systems, the proposed framework reduces energy losses, optimizes resource utilization, and enhances overall operational efficiency. The integration of wireless communication not only facilitates faster data transmission but also enables predictive control, ensuring the system adapts to fluctuating energy demands and environmental conditions. Results demonstrate a significant improvement in energy efficiency and reliability, underscoring the viability of this approach in advancing renewable energy systems. This study highlights the transformative potential of smart EM and wireless integration in creating more sustainable and efficient energy solutions

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2025-07-19
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https://doi.org/10.46632/jemm/9/1/8
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Abstract

Efficient Energy Management (EM) has become critical in today’s world to meet increasing energy demands and achieve sustainability. Traditional energy systems, especially in Photo Voltaic (PV) setups, face challenges such as dynamic load variations, energy losses, and limited real-time optimization capabilities. These limitations hinder their ability to efficiently manage energy generation, storage, and consumption. This research proposes a novel framework integrating wireless communication with smart EM techniques for PV-storage systems. The approach leverages advanced control algorithms and wireless data exchange to enable real-time monitoring, adaptive decision-making, and seamless energy flow coordination between PV panels, storage units, and the grid. By addressing inefficiencies in traditional systems, the proposed framework reduces energy losses, optimizes resource utilization, and enhances overall operational efficiency. The integration of wireless communication not only facilitates faster data transmission but also enables predictive control, ensuring the system adapts to fluctuating energy demands and environmental conditions. Results demonstrate a significant improvement in energy efficiency and reliability, underscoring the viability of this approach in advancing renewable energy systems. This study highlights the transformative potential of smart EM and wireless integration in creating more sustainable and efficient energy solutions

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