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A Comprehensive Review of Most Competitive Maximum Power Point Tracking Techniques for Enhanced Solar Photovoltaic Power Generation

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1 Department of Electrical Engineering, Jubail Industrial College, P. O. Box: 31961, AL Jubail, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

2 Gina Cody Scholl of Engineering and Computer Science, Concordia Institute for Information Systems Engineering, Concordia University P. O. Box H3G 1M8, Montreal, Canada.

3 Shoolini university, Solan

4 Photovoltaic Research Group, Centre of Excellence in Energy Science and Technology, Shoolini University, P. O. Box:173212, Himachal Pradesh, India

10.30501/jree.2024.408699.1638

Abstract

A major design challenge for a grid-integrated photovoltaic power plant is to generate maximum power under varying loads, irradiance, and outdoor climatic conditions using competitive algorithm-based controllers. The objective of this study is to review experimentally validated advanced maximum power point tracking algorithms for enhancing power generation. A comprehensive analysis of 14 of the most advanced metaheuristics and 17 hybrid homogeneous and heterogeneous metaheuristic techniques is carried out, along with a comparison of algorithm complexity, maximum power point tracking capability, tracking frequency, accuracy, and maximum power extracted from PV systems. The results show that maximum power point tracking controllers mostly use conventional algorithms; however, metaheuristic algorithms and their hybrid variants are found to be superior to conventional techniques under varying environmental conditions. The Grey Wolf Optimization, in combination with Perturb & Observe, and Jaya-Differential Evolution, is found to be the most competitive technique. The study shows that standard testing and evaluation procedures can be further developed for comparing metaheuristic algorithms and their hybrid variants for developing advanced maximum power point tracking controllers. The identified algorithms are found to enhance power generation by grid-integrated commercial solar power plants. The results are of importance to the solar industry and researchers worldwide.

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