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Insights Based on Field Data of Environmental Factors of Solar Panel Systems
Published on 2025-02-18 by Ali Al Humairi, Zuhair A. Al Hemyari, Hayat El Asri, Peter Jung @MDPI
Abstract: This paper focuses on the modeling of the performance of photovoltaic systems based on advanced techniques. This research leverages real-world data from the Shams Solar Facility at the German University of Technology in Oman to explore the application of Linear, Lasso, Ridge, and Elastic Net Regressions to predict and optimize the performance of photovoltaic systems. A comprehensive dataset of 36,851 observations of environmental and operational conditions forms the basis of the analysis. The re[...]
Our summary: Insights on modeling performance of photovoltaic systems using real-world data, comparison of regression methods, recommendations for optimizing solar energy systems.
solar panel systems, environmental factors, modeling techniques, regression analysis
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The Case of Nisyros Island
Published on 2025-02-08 by Evangelos Tsiaras, Zografia Andreosatou, Aliki Kouveli, Stergios Tampekis, Frank A. Coutelieris @MDPI
Abstract: As a crucial strategy for mitigating climate change and achieving electricity independence, renewable energy sources (RESs) are gaining widespread importance. This study explores achieving electricity autonomy for Nisyros Island, Greece, through RESs. Four scenarios are evaluated, including standalone wind and photovoltaic systems, alongside hybrid options combining both. Each scenario is designed to meet the island’s electricity demands while considering economic feasibility and m[...]
Our summary: Mitigating climate change through RESs on Nisyros Island through wind and photovoltaic systems. Wind-based scenarios are the most cost-effective, with potential for electricity independence and economic benefits. Achieving EU climate goals with renewable energy for Nisyros.
renewable energy sources, RESs, electricity autonomy, wind turbines, hybrid systems, economic feasibility, environmental impact
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