For my research work I need to have a tool for simulation on Distributed Generation. I have inquired Homer too and it is suitable also but cost matters.
Have you checked the simulation packages available in R to see if any are useful to you. All of R is free for download. I have attached a basic level R book.
Hi,
I hope the GRID PACK solves your problem.
Find it in the link below:
https://www.gridpack.org/wiki/index.php/Main_Page
Check out openDSS. It is free and open source
OpenDSS download | SourceForge.net https://sourceforge.net › Browse › Science & Engineering › Simulations
The OpenDSS is an electric power Distribution System Simulator (DSS) for supporting distributed resource integration and grid modernization ...
You can try OpenDSS
https://sourceforge.net/projects/electricdss/?source=directory
It is a very useful software to simulate and analyze distribution systems.
AnyLogic PLE is the only free simulation software that combines discrete event, system dynamics, and agent-based simulation methods so you can model any real-world system or process.
I developed a model in matlab and I also used HOMER for modeling distributed electricity generation units. You might find these reports and articles helpful for your study:
Thesis Assessment of Renewable Energy Based Micro-Grids for Small Communities
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