Innovation Solution in Photovoltaic Sector
The modern world is moving towards a zero-emission economy; therefore, various actions are being taken to reduce the share of fossil fuels in energy production. The article examines the potential for the continued expansion of photovoltaic farms, with a special emphasis on farms utilising east–west...
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description | The modern world is moving towards a zero-emission economy; therefore, various actions are being taken to reduce the share of fossil fuels in energy production. The article examines the potential for the continued expansion of photovoltaic farms, with a special emphasis on farms utilising east–west panel orientation. The east–west orientation is an innovative solution with many advantages over the traditional north–south arrangement. The paper also makes a detailed assessment of the photovoltaic farm environment by applying two analyses based on the following factors: Political, Economic, Social, and Technological (PEST) and Demographic, Economic, Environmental, Political, Legal, Informational, Social, and Technological (DEEPLIST) factors. This is followed by an insightful, comprehensive review of the most important factors that contribute to the efficiency of photovoltaic installations, namely site conditions, existing infrastructure, and ability to connect to the electricity grid. The paper also devotes space to an analysis of daily energy price changes that affect the economic efficiency of the installation and discusses the potential for energy storage in the context of photovoltaic farms. The development of photovoltaics also requires investing in energy storage. All discussed issues fall within the scope of photovoltaic farm development and optimal use of energy resources. |
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spelling | doaj.art-18b52ba4baf34e76b40aa31351e78e782024-01-10T14:56:29ZengMDPI AGEnergies1996-10732024-01-0117126510.3390/en17010265Innovation Solution in Photovoltaic SectorFilip Czepło0Piotr F. Borowski1Polish Photovoltaic Instalation, 5 Politechniczna Str., 05-110 Jabłonna, PolandFaculty of Business and International Relations, Vistula University, 3 Stokłosy Str., 02-787 Warsaw, PolandThe modern world is moving towards a zero-emission economy; therefore, various actions are being taken to reduce the share of fossil fuels in energy production. The article examines the potential for the continued expansion of photovoltaic farms, with a special emphasis on farms utilising east–west panel orientation. The east–west orientation is an innovative solution with many advantages over the traditional north–south arrangement. The paper also makes a detailed assessment of the photovoltaic farm environment by applying two analyses based on the following factors: Political, Economic, Social, and Technological (PEST) and Demographic, Economic, Environmental, Political, Legal, Informational, Social, and Technological (DEEPLIST) factors. This is followed by an insightful, comprehensive review of the most important factors that contribute to the efficiency of photovoltaic installations, namely site conditions, existing infrastructure, and ability to connect to the electricity grid. The paper also devotes space to an analysis of daily energy price changes that affect the economic efficiency of the installation and discusses the potential for energy storage in the context of photovoltaic farms. The development of photovoltaics also requires investing in energy storage. All discussed issues fall within the scope of photovoltaic farm development and optimal use of energy resources.https://www.mdpi.com/1996-1073/17/1/265photovoltaic farmDEEPLISTenergy storagerenewable energy |
spellingShingle | Filip Czepło Piotr F. Borowski Innovation Solution in Photovoltaic Sector Energies photovoltaic farm DEEPLIST energy storage renewable energy |
title | Innovation Solution in Photovoltaic Sector |
title_full | Innovation Solution in Photovoltaic Sector |
title_fullStr | Innovation Solution in Photovoltaic Sector |
title_full_unstemmed | Innovation Solution in Photovoltaic Sector |
title_short | Innovation Solution in Photovoltaic Sector |
title_sort | innovation solution in photovoltaic sector |
topic | photovoltaic farm DEEPLIST energy storage renewable energy |
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