Genber Kerimli

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1 INTRODUCTION In recent years, the environmental impact of fossil fuel consumption has led to growing interest in renewable energy sources.1, 2 However, the high costs associated with the installation and development of efficient renewable energy systems have hindered their widespread adoption.3, 4 To address these challenges, scientists have implemented various alternatives. One alternative is to combine the energy storage and production systems.