Renewable Energy Microgrid Integration for Remote, Off-grid Cabins in Nunavut

该项目将通过整合可再生能源转换技术，以及以qanuqtuurniq(创新和足智多谋)和avatittinnik kamatsiarniq(尊重和爱护土地、动物和环境)的智商原则为重点，同情地减少社区能源需求，调查北极家庭和庇护所的能源弹性和柴油消耗。减少需求措施将调查可行的先进建筑设计配置和业务战略，以提供适用于穆马武特人所经历的极端气候条件和文化生活方式的净零最佳做法的新解决方案。这些做法的实施将有助于改善室内环境舒适条件，同时减少极端的季节性能源需求和由此产生的工厂容量，以便在将经历的极端季节性气候变化期间为社区提供服务。将研究适用的低碳/零碳能源供应战略，以满足能源需求的极端。这将包括混合可再生能源供应解决方案，其中将制定季节性业务因素，以考虑到实际能源产量在不同季节的变化。这是为了确保在季节性气候影响(雪、冰、冰冻温度)以及由此引起的可再生资源波动(风能、太阳能、水动力等)的影响下，在不同的能源产出之间保持供需匹配。在处理可再生能源技术性能的季节性影响预计产生的能量产量时，将制定能力平衡比率，以告知技术类型的组合，即风能、太阳能和微型水力动力供应系统的额定能力，以最大限度地减少对能源缓冲/储存的需求。将通过在社区内嵌入土著安装和维护能力和能力来展示采用社区将获得的社会经济效益，同时将通过当地企业参与和双边“村厅”互动来提高社区技能和参与度。

This project will investigate the energy-resilience and diesel consumption reduction for Arctic homes and shelters through integration of renewable energy conversion technologies and the sympathetic reduction of community energy demands focused on the IQ principles of qanuqtuurniq (being innovative and resourceful) and avatittinnik kamatsiarniq (respect and care for the land, animals, and the environment). Demand reduction measures will investigate feasible advanced building design configurations and operational strategies to inform new solutions towards Net Zero Best Practice which are applicable to the extreme climatic conditions experienced and the cultural way of life of the Mumavut population. The implementation of these practices will serve to improve the indoor environmental comfort conditions experienced while reducing both the extreme seasonal energy demands and resulting plant capacity needed to service the Communities during the extremes of seasonal climate variations to be experienced. Applicable low/ zero carbon energy supply strategies will be investigated which meets the extremities of the energy demands. This will consist of hybrid renewable energy supply solutions where seasonal operational factors will be developed in order to account for the variation in practical energy yields across the seasons. This is to ensure demand-supply matching is maintained across the different energy outputs when operating under the influence of seasonal climate effects (snow, ice, freezing temperatures) and resulting fluctuations in the renewable resource (wind, solar, hydrokinetic, etc.). In addressing the energy yields to be expected from seasonal influences in performance of the renewable energy technologies, A Capacity Balance Ratio will be developed which informs the mix of technology type i.e. wind, solar and micro-mini hydro kinetic supply systems with capacity rating of these in order to minimise energy buffering/ storage requirements. The socio-economic benefits to be attained by the adopting communities through embedding indigenous installation and maintenance capabilities and capacities within the communities will be demonstrated while community upskilling and engagement will be enacted through local enterprise engagement and bi-lateral 'village hall' interactions.