Modeling and simulation of photovoltaic systems in Indonesia

Veldhuis, A.J.

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“…The Ministry of Natural Resources has a special division Department for Rural Energy ("Dienst Electriciteits Voorziening" (DEV)) [8] which is responsible for bringing the development into the interior through supplying power in the interior. Approximately 130 villages are provided with diesel generators (gensets) with a total capacity of approximately 4.5 MW while most of them runs for 4-6 h during the evening hours [1]. The fuel is delivered regularly by the DEV to the relevant areas.…”

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“…This paper is, therefore, the first energy scenario study for Suriname on PV power production in the future. For this country study, prior studies conducted for another country, namely Indonesia, by Veldhuis, A. (2015) [1] and Kunaifi and Reinders, A.…”

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“…For this country study, prior studies conducted for another country, namely Indonesia, by Veldhuis, A. (2015) [1] and Kunaifi and Reinders, A. (2018) [2] have been consulted and used as references.…”

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The Role of Photovoltaics (PV) in the Present and Future Situation of Suriname

Raghoebarsing

Reinders

2019

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The aim of this paper is to give an overview of the energy sector and the current status of photovoltaic (PV) systems in Suriname and to investigate which role PV systems can play in this country’s future energy transition. At this moment, 64% of the power is available from diesel/heavy fuel oil (HFO) gensets while 36% is available from renewables namely hydroelectric power systems and PV systems. Suriname has renewable energy (RE) targets for 2017 and 2022 which already have been achieved by this 36%. However, the RE target of 2027 of 47% must be achieved yet. As there is abundant irradiance available, on an average 1792 kWh/m2/year and because several PV systems have already been successfully implemented, PV can play an important role in the energy transition of Suriname. In order to achieve the 2027 target with only PV systems, an additional 110 MWp of installed PV capacity will be required. Governmental and non-governmental institutes have planned PV projects. If these will be executed in the future than annually 0.8 TWh electricity will be produced by PV systems. In order to meet the electricity demand of 2027 fully, 2.2 TWh PV electricity will be required which implies that more PV systems must be implemented in Suriname besides the already scheduled ones.

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The Role of Photovoltaics (PV) in the Present and Future Situation of Suriname

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2019

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“…The performance of grid-connected PV systems in Indonesia was reported in several scientific publications [52][53][54][55]. These studies evaluated the performance ratio (PR) of a 34 kWp grid-connected PV system in Jayapura.…”

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Solar photovoltaic systems in Indonesia's grid: experiences of end-users and evaluations of photovoltaic systems performance

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Samenvattingxvi van 2008 tot 2019, variërend van twee tot negen jaar. De algemene conclusies van dit werk zijn: (1) Het CIGS-systeem presteerde het beste met een jaargemiddelde temperatuur-gecorrigeerde performance ratio, PRann, met een waarde van 0,88 ± 0,04. De minst presterende technologie was a-Si, met een gemiddelde PRann-waarde van 0,78 ± 0,05. De p-Si PV-systemen in klimaat Cfb van Italië hadden een hogere gemiddelde PRann van 0,84 dan die in klimaten BWh van Australië en Af van Indonesië, met een identieke waarde van 0,81. (2) De p-Si PV-systemen vertonen het laagste prestatieverliespercentage (PLR) van de technologieën met een gemiddelde PLRwaarde van -0,6%/jaar. Het grootste prestatieverlies werd waargenomen bij a-Simodules met -1,58%/jaar.Op basis van bovenstaande bevindingen kunnen we de hoofdonderzoeksvraag als volgt beantwoorden. Een transitie naar het wijdverbreide gebruik van zon-PV-systemen is haalbaar voor Indonesië. De zeer goede prestatie van PV-systemen in Indonesië met een PR van 78 tot 90% is vergelijkbaar hoog als de PR in andere zonnige klimaten. Een voordeel voor Indonesië is dat er het hele jaar door een hoge zonnestraling beschikbaar is. Autonome PV-systemen zijn een bewezen optie voor de elektrificatie van landelijke gebieden en afgelegen eilanden. Echter de grootste toepassing voor de

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Modeling and simulation of photovoltaic systems in Indonesia

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The Role of Photovoltaics (PV) in the Present and Future Situation of Suriname

The Role of Photovoltaics (PV) in the Present and Future Situation of Suriname

Solar photovoltaic systems in Indonesia's grid: experiences of end-users and evaluations of photovoltaic systems performance

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