Sharing any kind of project that related with renewable energy

It is doubtful if a final year project based on solar, wind, or piezoelectricty will work because too much is going on in these areas at high investment levels.

Storage of such generated energy is still an issue. Even in this huge investment is put into the development of batteries.

You can look at converting the generated power into hydrogen gas and storing it economically for later use as fuel cells, IC engines, or direct gas heating.

However, this is more chemical engineering than electrical engineering.

Have a look at some of these publications:

<a href="https://scholar.google.co.in/scholar?hl=en&as_sdt=0%2C5&q=Storage+of+hydrogen+for+renewable+energy+systems&btnG=" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">Google Scholar</a>

alright then . Thanks for giving me some knowledge. will follow up the link for more info . thanks again Sir.

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A project that often gets overlooked is a hybrid renewable energy management system rather than focusing only on generating power. You could design a small-scale setup that combines solar panels, battery storage, and smart load control, then develop software to optimise when energy is stored, used, or exported. It covers electrical engineering, automation, data analysis, and sustainability, which makes it a strong final-year project.

Another worthwhile area is studying the commercial and technical challenges behind renewable projects. During research on renewable energy development in Ireland, insights shared by Stakelum Consultancy( Stakelumconsultancy ) highlighted that grid access, energy storage, financial viability, and project planning are often just as important as the generation technology itself. This could give you a practical angle that stands out from the many standard solar or wind projects.

If you're looking for something achievable within an academic year, a smart microgrid project with solar generation, battery monitoring, and energy forecasting would be both relevant and highly valued by industry. It also gives you plenty of scope for simulation and real-world testing without requiring a large budget.