Smart Power-Sharing System for Dormant Domestic Consumers using Green Energy using Wireless Networks

Abstract

Lack of energy storage technology is a key worry in the period of increased global demand for electricity. The use of solar energy is on the rise and is more efficient at producing power. The utilization of solar energy has expanded to include home and commercial applications. An island mode is utilized in battery storage in off-grid power distribution systems. Off-grid power is a standalone mode that is used for household purposes in the power distribution system. The goal of my project is to create an off-grid power system in my house that stores energy in batteries. The nearby homes receive the generated electricity from the off-grid system in exchange for payment. As a result, electricity is distributed through a particular non-EB supply at the moment it is distributed through a nearby home in wireless mode. Using an Arduino with a GSM module in wireless mode. The quantity of energy used by the nearby homes is computed using the readings from the energy meters. For the outputs, the MATLAB/SIMULINK program is used to test the proposed system's functionality. The EB Distribution box uses sensors and control systems to supply power to the neighboring homes.