Energy and economic potential for photovoltaic systems installed on the rooftop of apartment buildings in Jordan

Qadourah, Jenan Abu

doi:10.1016/j.rineng.2022.100642

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“…Looking at regions, the highest production of electricity during the year was observed in Termiz, and the lowest in Tashkent and Gulistan. [11][12][13][14][15] A solar power plant with a capacity of 300 kW for a year is 0.477 MW in Termiz, and 0.452 MW in Tashkent and Gulistan. .…”

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Analysis of the efficiency of a 300kw solar photovoltaic system in the climate of uzbekistan

Raxmatov,

Samiev,

Juraev

et al. 2024

E3S Web Conf.

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In this research work, the efficiency of a 300 kW grid-connected solar photovoltaic system was analyzed over a year under the climatic conditions of different regions of Uzbekistan. It has been established that the maximum power value that a 300 kW solar photovoltaic installation can produce per year is 0.477 MW, and the minimum is 0.452 MW. Taking into account regional climatic conditions, it was determined that the shortest payback period for photovoltaic systems from generated electricity is 8.6 years, and the shortest is 9 years. It is estimated that between 90.4 and 95.5 tons of CO2 gases could be prevented in the region by 300 kW solar photovoltaic systems.

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Analysis of the efficiency of a 300kw solar photovoltaic system in the climate of uzbekistan

Raxmatov,

Samiev,

Juraev

et al. 2024

E3S Web Conf.

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“…According to an estimation by the Central Bank of Jordan, the industry at about a billion and 600 million dollars. Equivalent to 0.1 of the country's GDP in 2015 (Qadourah, 2022). In 2016, the manufacturing, mining, quarrying, and construction sectors collectively accounted for a fifth of the country's GDP, despite the adverse impact of regional events such as war, border closures, and population displacement.…”

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Trends and Transformations of E-Retailing in Jordan Sales Market: Challenges, Growth, and Potential Future Developments

Ismaeel,

Ahmad Alali,

Injadat

et al. 2024

IJARBSS

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This study aimed to explore the trends and transformations of the e-retail market in Jordan, besides the aspects that have contributed to these changes. It also aimed to examine the behaviour and preferences of consumers about e-shopping. Additionally, it focused on the key players in the e-retail market in Jordan. The current study collected primary data by using a questionnaire where 207 e-shoppers and e-retailers were selected as a typical sample through convenience and obliging sampling techniques. The data was analyzed using SPSS and descriptive statistics were used to sum up the survey answers. The outcomes of the study advisable that e-retail trade had a positive impact on the business sector in Jordan, with its growth probable and trends. The study also set up those changes played a vital role in the growth of e-retail trade in Jordan, due to the rising use of the internet and inconstant consumer preferences. Surveyed companies concentrate on providing personalized shopping experiences, logistics services, and fulfilment services that effectively magnify customer satisfaction and loyalty. To increase online sales, practitioners in the e-retail industry in Jordan can leverage IT and create outreach strategies while investing in IT capabilities. However, the

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“…In this study, the researchers applied the Polysun simulation software to assess the potential electricity generation from PV systems installed on the rooftops of the selected MAB (Figure 4). The Polysun simulation software (Vela Solaris, 2020) offers a user-friendly interface and valuable support for design, analysis and calculation of solar energy installations, consistently delivering accurate and reliable results (Abu Qadourah, 2022;Dyndał et al, 2022).…”

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The potential of multiapartment rooftop PV systems as citizen’ energy communities in Latvia

Lebedeva,

Borodinecs,

Odineca

2023

Front. Energy Res.

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Electricity generation from photovoltaic (PV) in Latvia is currently below the necessary capacity required to contribute to achieving climate neutrality by 2050. However, photovoltaic offer households and companies the opportunity to align their electricity consumption with environmental goals while supporting the European Green Deal objectives. In recent years, there was a growing interest in the installation of photovoltaic microgenerators in Latvia. By June 2023, the total number of households microgenerators connected to the grid has reached 15,000, boasting a collective production capacity exceeding 120 MW. This significant increase is in stark contrast to the situation 5 years ago when Latvia had a mere 3 MW of photovoltaic capacity. Several factors contributed to this growth, including a surge in electricity prices, at times surging more than tenfold, and the implementation of renewable energy (RE) use support measures to facilitate the acquisition of RE systems. Furthermore, 2023 witnessed numerous amendments to Latvia’s energy policy documents and the introduction of the concept of citizen energy communities (CEC), indicating a growing emphasis on harnessing solar energy potential in the country. However, it remains crucial to base these endeavors on accurate, economically viable information regarding solar technologies, their costs and their anticipated long-term outcomes. This manuscript aims to provide an overview of the grid-connected potential of rooftop photovoltaic systems within a Latvian urban setting. Through extensive research, a model has been developed, employing a thoroughly tested simulation program for evaluating the generation capacity of photovoltaic systems. This model considers real electricity consumption data, the existing infrastructure and economic factors. The findings affirm the technical and economic viability of urban rooftop photovoltaic systems within the Latvian context. It has been established that the implementation of such citizen energy communities energy systems holds significant potential. These systems have the potential to be a promising solution for future electricity generation, addressing some of the demands while relieving strain on external power grids. However, the full potential can only be realized with improved infrastructure, and the system’s profitability is heavily contingent on market dynamics and political conditions. This study may also be applicable to other photovoltaic systems facing similar climate conditions.

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Energy and economic potential for photovoltaic systems installed on the rooftop of apartment buildings in Jordan

Cited by 33 publications

References 30 publications

Analysis of the efficiency of a 300kw solar photovoltaic system in the climate of uzbekistan

Analysis of the efficiency of a 300kw solar photovoltaic system in the climate of uzbekistan

Trends and Transformations of E-Retailing in Jordan Sales Market: Challenges, Growth, and Potential Future Developments

The potential of multiapartment rooftop PV systems as citizen’ energy communities in Latvia

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