Approach to measure the potential for electricity consumer adoption of photovoltaic technology from the perspective of distribution system operators: A mobile application

Nascimento, Felipe Moraes do; Siluk, Julio Cezar Mairesse; Rigo, Paula Donaduzzi; Savian, Fernando de Souza

doi:10.1016/j.jclepro.2022.134940

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“…[ 46 ] conducted a questionnaire survey involving 430 participants in Poland and found that factors influencing consumers’ attitudes towards PV technology are related to environmental concerns, economic factors, and factors associated with the usability of PV technology. [ 47 ] conducted a survey involving 20 experts and 29 electricity consumers and found that consumers primarily focus on generation capacity, electricity costs, photovoltaic system costs, and financial capability when adopting distributed photovoltaic electricity generation.…”

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Promoting distributed photovoltaic adoption: An evolutionary game model approach for stakeholder coordination

Tao,

Wang

2024

PLoS ONE

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Distributed photovoltaic (DPV) is a promising solution to climate change. However, the widespread adoption of DPV faces challenges, such as high upfront costs, regulatory barriers, and market uncertainty. Addressing these barriers requires coordinating the interests of stakeholders in the promotion of DPV. Therefore, this paper constructs a three-party evolutionary game model in a social network with the government, investment companies and residents as the main subjects and examines the influence of different subjects’ behavioral strategies on the promotion of DPV under the social learning mechanism. The results show that: (1) In the game equilibrium, both the government and residents hold a positive attitude towards the promotion of DPV; (2) Companies will obtain most of the subsidies through market power and information differences, resulting in the increase of government subsidies that do not always benefit residents; (3) The increase of energy consumption and pollution prevention costs can promote companies’ investment in DPV; (4) The increase of environmental protection taxes to a certain extent helps companies to take responsibility for promoting DPV, reducing the pressure on the government to promote it and increasing residents’ income. This study provides insights into the sustainable development of DPV.

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Promoting distributed photovoltaic adoption: An evolutionary game model approach for stakeholder coordination

Tao,

Wang

2024

PLoS ONE

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“…Additionally, solar energy is utilized using two important technologies: photovoltaic and thermal solar [6]. Photovoltaic technology directly converts solar radiation into electricity through semiconductor cells [7]. For solar thermal technology, solar energy is collected by a solar concentrator and transformed into useful energy that allows vapor generation [8].…”

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Mathematical Modeling of the Heat Generated through an Evaporator-Absorber Accompanied by Thermal Storage for the Solar Energy Applications

Latrache

Hammouch

Lamnaouar

et al. 2023

JERA

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An evaporator-absorber geometry allows the absorption of incident solar radiation andconverts it into thermal energy useful for the evaporation of a working fluid. The evaporator-absorberworks with two fluids: a heat transfer fluid transmitting heat to a working fluid, which, circulatesalong the thermal circuit composed of an evaporator, a turbine, a condenser and a pump. The aim ofthis research work is to analyze the heat transfer through the evaporator-absorber and to extract themathematical equations model the heat exchange process between the component elements of theevaporator-absorber: a serpentine tube, a working fluid and a cylindrical tube. In this case, theworking fluid is water, and the heat transfer fluid is air, which is heated by the thermal energyconverted from solar energy. The mathematical equations describing the heat transfer are extractedby using the nodal method and discretized by the finite difference method. Afterwards, the presentwork estimates the outlet temperature of each element of the evaporator-absorber and studies thestorage capacity of the cylindrical tube. Then, the water temperature distribution on the geometry ofthe evaporator and the required quantity of water and the number of spires to have a high outlettemperature of the water vapor are determined. As a result, the mathematical modeling estimated thatthe outlet temperature of the serpentine tube is higher than the outlet temperature of the water.Additionally, the temperature of the storage tube maintains its increase throughout the day. Thequality of the heat transfer in the serpentine tube is improved by placing the tube in a vertical positionand by adopting a lower volume of water compared to the maximum volume, which is supported bythis tube.

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Evaluating the shading effect of photovoltaic panels to optimize the performance ratio of a solar power system

Jamal,

Mansur,

Rasid

et al. 2024

Results in Engineering

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Approach to measure the potential for electricity consumer adoption of photovoltaic technology from the perspective of distribution system operators: A mobile application

Cited by 6 publications

References 49 publications

Promoting distributed photovoltaic adoption: An evolutionary game model approach for stakeholder coordination

Promoting distributed photovoltaic adoption: An evolutionary game model approach for stakeholder coordination

Mathematical Modeling of the Heat Generated through an Evaporator-Absorber Accompanied by Thermal Storage for the Solar Energy Applications

Evaluating the shading effect of photovoltaic panels to optimize the performance ratio of a solar power system

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