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Collective economic solar photovoltaic power generation

Collective self-consumption of solar photovoltaic and batteries

DOI: 10.1016/j.rineng.2023.100925 Corpus ID: 256583630; Collective self-consumption of solar photovoltaic and batteries for a micro-grid energy system @article{Hassan2023CollectiveSO,

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Does collective self-consumption promote decentralised energy models?

Collective self-consumption (CSC) promotes decentralised energy models. A CSC subsidy improves economic performance. The mix of policy instruments significantly affects plant profitability. Profit distribution scenarios among renewables self-consumers are proposed. The proposed policies can be replicated globally to support a green transition.

Are solar photovoltaic (PV) and wind power economically viable sources of electricity?

IRENA studies have shown that both solar photovoltaic (PV) and wind power are economically viable sources of electricity in several markets, and likely to become even more competitive over the coming decade ( IRENA, 2019a, IRENA, 2019b ).

How much energy can a photovoltaic array generate?

Simulations of a stationary economic model are performed for the years 2021 through 2030.The results showed that the photovoltaic array at 2.7 kWp capacity can generate an annual energy of approx. 4295.4 kWh and the optimal battery capacity which can satisfy 91.1% of self-consumption and energy cost of $0.256/kWh is 14.4 kWh.

What is the NPV of a solar power plant?

In the present analysis, NPV varied from 190 to 379 €/kW in the context of the 110% tax deduction, with 30–60% self-consumption, respectively. On the other hand, in the 50% tax deduction scenario, NPV ranged from 253 to 413 €/kW with 30–60% self-consumption, respectively.

What is NPV in a 20 kW PV plant?

NPV (expressed in €/kW) for a 20 kW PV plant as a function of three shares of self-consumption (i.e. 30%, 40%, 50%) in the baseline scenario. The following acronyms are used: SC (self-consumption), Tax D (tax deduction), FER1 (selling energy) and CSC (collective self-consumption). Fig. 3.

Can a global solar PV census be used as a starting point?

We conclude that our dataset provides an initial global census of commercial-, industrial- and utility-scale solar PV installations, and can be used as a starting point for a more exhaustive, feature-rich inventory of global solar PV. See Supplementary Information for further details.

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