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Received 2021 Dec 5; Revised 2022 Aug 12; Accepted 2022 Sep 24; Issue date 2023 Jan 15.

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Keywords: COVID-19, Hospital, Hybrid renewable energy system, Hydrogen energy storage, Oxygen production, Photovoltaic panels

The schematic of the novel renewable hybrid system to produce electricity and O2 for COVID19 patients in hospitals.

Hourly solar radiation and ambient temperature for a year.

Features of PV panels. [24]

Features of the hydrogen storage system and oxygen capsules.

Configuration of solar panels on the rooftop of the hospital.

Relation for calculating purchased cost of PV panels, electrolyzer and fuel cell [34,35].

Where i and ny are interest rate and operation years, respectively. Value of the mentioned parameters are given in Table 4.

Parameters used for the optimization [41].

Variation range of decision variables.

where x, X, std(x), mean(x) refer to features before preprocessing, features after preprocessing, standard deviation, and the average value of each feature.

Where n, yi, and yidenote to the number of data, actual and estimated value, respectively.

Fraction of crossover, elite, and mutation.

Portion of electricity and gas consumption of the hospital located in Tehran, Iran.

Percentage of energy consumption of different sections of the hospital.

Mounthly energy demand and energy supply by source.

Monthly number of filled oxygen capsules.

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Train, validation, and test mean square error with epochs.

Regression model for training, validation, test and all data.

Pareto frontiers of 4 objective optimizations (cost rate, CO2 emission, power from the grid, and number of oxygen capsules).

The number of PV panels, electrolyzer power, fuel cell power, CO2 emissions, filled O2 capsules, cost rate and power from the grid for each point.

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