Abstract
Pana in prezent, la nivel global, au fost dezvoltate foarte multe centrale de mare putere bazate pe surse regenerabile, care folosesc in principal energia eoliana si solara. Insa, odata ce aceste tehnologii au devenit mature si costurile asociate lor s-au redus considerabil, dar si prin implementarea unor scheme de sprijin din partea guvernului, acestea au devenit din ce in ce mai utilizate si la scara mica, reprezentand solutii pentru cresterea eficientei energetice atat pentru zona rezidentiala, cat si pentru cea tertiara. Lucrarea propune o analiza elaborata in vederea evaluarii viabilitatii tehnice a generarii distribuite a energiei electrice pentru cateva puncte termice, in vederea acoperii necesarului de energie electrica al acestora.
So far, many high-power plants based on renewable sources, mainly those using wind and solar energy, have been developed globally. However, once these technologies have matured and the associated costs have been significantly reduced, but also through the implementation of government support schemes, they have become more widely used on a small scale, representing solutions for increasing energy efficiency for ancillary services. The paper proposes an analysis elaborated to evaluate the technical viability of the distributed electricity generation for several thermal points, to cover their electricity demand.
