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Critical success factors (CSFs) of MIDA compact I road transport project in Ghana

Acakpovi, A.; Adutwum, A. M.; Michael, M. B.; Amo, S. B.; Deku, A. (IEOM Society, 2018)

The purpose of this study is to provide insight into the critical success factors (CSFs) of a quasi-public institution in the delivery of projects, including the institutional structure of MiDA, processes and procedures ...
Exploring the fundamentals of solar photovoltaic technology and its modelling.

Acakpovi, A.; Michael, M. B.; Asabere, N. Y.; Honvo, J. (Renewable Energy Systems, Nova Science Publishers, 2017)

Despite the progressive adoption of solar technology as a reliable alternative power supply, there is a lack of expertise in handling solar systems installation and even understanding the basic concepts on the operation ...
Grid connected hybrid solar and diesel generator set: A cost optimization with HOMER

Acakpovi, A.; Michael, M. B.; Majeed, I. B. (ASTES Publishers, 2017)

Extensive increases in electricity cost added to the numerous power outages encountered in developing countries has led to the deployment of hybrid energy supplies that mainly ensure continuity of power supply while ...
Migration from low to high voltage distribution system: An optimization of selected unit transformers using linear programming with MATLAB

Majeed, I. B.; Acakpovi, A.; Eduful, G.; Michael, M. B.; Abubakar, R. (Elsevier B.V., 2019)

This paper evaluates HVDS and LVDS concepts by system performance. This is achieved by examining system losses on HV and LV distribution networks in radial AC distribution systems. Challenges associated with system losses ...
Optimum design of a stand-alone hybrid power system with demand-side management.

Michael, M. B.; Acakpovi, A. (Procedia Manufacturing, 2017)

Hybridising renewable energy sources improves the reliability of renewable energy systems for stand-alone applications. However, the high system cost is one of the setbacks that contribute to the slow growth of renewable ...
Wind velocity extrapolation in Ghana by Weibull probability density function

Acakpovi, A.; Issah, M. B.; Fifatin, F. X.; Michael, M. B. (SAGE Publications Inc., 2018)

This article proposes a database of reliable wind velocities across the whole Ghana divided into 24 locations, based on data collected for the year 2013, although the bigger plan is to cover the period 2013–2018. For the ...

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