Abstract
Abstract: The renewable energy, Malaysia hopes to lessen its reliance on oil and gas. Wind energy is one of the more promising renewable sources of electricity. Malaysia is situated in an area with low wind speeds, with an annual mean wind speed of 1.2- 4.1 m/s, close to the equator. The northeast monsoon and the southwest monsoon are the two monsoonseasons that Malaysia experiences. While wind speeds during the northeast monsoon can approach 15 m/s, they can only reach 7 m/s during the southwest monsoon season. The potential for wind energy in Sarawak, Malaysia, has only receiveda limited amount of research and study. In this article, MATLAB/SIMULINK will be used for modelling and simulation of numerous wind energy conversion systems (WESC) utilizing different generators operating under the same conditionsin order to analysis the generators' efficiency. Although ultimately all of them are equally efficient, PMSG has shown tobe more efficient than SCIG and DFIG at lower wind speeds. SCIG, DFIG, and PMSG efficiency are, respectively, 66.25%, 69.38%, and 71.88% at the rated wind speed.
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