Have you analyzed hybrid systems whose energy resources could be considered complementary?
It was a full complementarity? It was a partial complementarity?
Complementarity is not something that can be purchased and installed on a system, but it is a feature that can result in better performance and lower installed power. Systems possibly based on (full or partial) complementary resources may have fewer failures in service and less sensitivity to drought periods.
At a conference I once heard the joke: autonomous PV systems have the highest number of PhDs per Watt. Because autonomous PV systems are mostly also hybrid systems in one way or another, there is plenty of literature about the subject you are interested in.
Some keyword suggestions for your search:
-autonomous PV systems
-rural electrification
-micro-grids
-PV wind diesel hydro hybrid systems
Once you have the literature you can contact the authors with more specific questions.
I understand your answer. I myself have articles on this subject: complementarity.
I put this question so that it served as a radar, but so far no one had answered yet. I had thought to collect testimonies of those who had not much to do with the articles.
I appreciate your suggestion. But I believe that one of the uses of RG is being somewhat open to subjectivity.
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