Comparative evaluation of SOLMET clear sky global solar radiation model

Powell, Gary L.

doi:10.1016/0038-092x(84)90259-7

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“…Previous evaluations of the SOLMET models by Hall et al (1980), Powell (1984), and Randall and Bird (1989) made use of N W S measured data collected from 1977 to 1980. Rapp (1979) evaluated the Hoyt model using global horizontal data collected at 11 N W S stations from 1972 to 1976.…”

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National Solar Radiation Data Base, Vol. 2 - Final Technical Report (1961-1990)

Maxwell¹,

Marion²,

Myers³

et al. 1995

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confidence: 99%

National Solar Radiation Data Base, Vol. 2 - Final Technical Report (1961-1990)

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Marion²,

Myers³

et al. 1995

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Experimental verification of some clear-sky insolation models

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Impact of regulatory rules on economic performance of PV power plants

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The rapid growth of Renewable Energy Sources (RES) power plants connected to the grid has introduced new problems related to the safe and reliable operation of the electricity network from transmission to distribution sectors. New regulatory rules can promote RES producers to make a commitment on the energy amount that is likely to be supplied to the network. The present paper concerns the analysis of the energy production of a PV power plant from the economic point of view, with reference to the presence of regulatory rules. Costs of penalty and value of energy are compared, in order to evaluate the economic efficiency of the plant. Use of auxiliary energy storage devices is investigated, with the aim to determine the relevant dimensions that increase the economic efficiency of the PV plant. A software instrument that implements these algorithms is described and applied to a case study

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Comparative evaluation of SOLMET clear sky global solar radiation model

Cited by 4 publications

References 16 publications

National Solar Radiation Data Base, Vol. 2 - Final Technical Report (1961-1990)

National Solar Radiation Data Base, Vol. 2 - Final Technical Report (1961-1990)

Experimental verification of some clear-sky insolation models

Impact of regulatory rules on economic performance of PV power plants

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