Online monitoring of roof-mounted stand-alone solar photovoltaic system on residential building

Deshmukh, M. K.; Singh, Athokpam Bharatbushan

doi:10.1016/j.matpr.2019.06.487

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“…Although the electricity demand in India will increase in years to come [13][14][15] and the power industry is facing huge challenges in terms of electricity pricing [16], The Indian government announced a three months moratorium for state owned electricity distribution companies to make payments for their power purchased by them it also reduced the payment security to 50% for future power purchases , The government also waived penalties for late payment and it ensured that electricity is not disconnect round the clock in COVID-19 prevalent times [17]. The 5th April 2020 at 9.00 Pm the entire nation domestic sector switched off for 9 min in to show the solidarity and patriotism to fight corona virus and it showed that there was a reduction of 32,000 Megawatts of load on grid, Hence proving that the Indian domestic lighting consumption is around 32 GW [18] with an error of ± 10%.…”

Section: Compilation Of Policies Analysis Of Policies Output-policy Rmentioning

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Review on government action plans to reduce energy consumption in buildings amid COVID-19 pandemic outbreak

Qarnain

Muthuvel

Sankaranarayanan

2021

Materials Today: Proceedings

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The corona virus pandemic outbreak in 2019-2020 has almost touched everyone's life and is affecting every sector. The daily routine life has come to a standstill, many sector including businesses, finance, transport and many more critical industries has come to a halt. Only essential sectors like healthcare have been permitted to operate. Many G20 countries-imposed curfew, mandatory stay-in-home orders and lockdown of cities and countries. Among all these close down scenarios and locked down industries, utility companies and energy distribution sector were operational 24/7 round the clock providing uninterrupted power supply for a comfortable lockdown ''stay in home". The success of Fighting COVID-19 and shutdowns is highly dependent upon uninterrupted power supply and power consumption by the building residents. This paper reviews the various actions taken by G20 member countries towards electricity consumption while in COVID-19 pandemic outbreak. This research work is an analysis of actions taken by governments under their jurisdictions towards building energy consumers. The outcome of this paper are energy policy recommendations that are based on the different governments responses and actions taken towards energy consumption in buildings.

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Section: Compilation Of Policies Analysis Of Policies Output-policy Rmentioning

confidence: 99%

Review on government action plans to reduce energy consumption in buildings amid COVID-19 pandemic outbreak

Qarnain

Muthuvel

Sankaranarayanan

2021

Materials Today: Proceedings

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“…To maintain good PV system performance, it is very important to develop this monitoring system [5], [6], [7], [8]. One of the monitoring systems previously used was Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA).…”

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Real-Time Monitoring of Photovoltaic Systems and Control of Electricity Supply for Smart Micro Grid-PV using IoT

Iksan,

Purwanto,

Sutanto

2024

TEM Journal

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This paper aims to develop a photovoltaic (PV) performance monitoring system applied on a micro scale using the Internet of Things (IoT). Previous monitoring systems had limitations in platform flexibility, low-cost devices, hardware complexity, and stability of the data transfer process. For this reason, this research proposes an IoT architecture that uses Arduino devices, mini WIFI and an open-source platform, so that it can be easily developed further. This research also develops innovations in controlling the use of electrical energy sources from PV and utility networks. This monitoring system is applied to PV installations with a capacity of 1KW which is capable of monitoring electrical data in the form of current, voltage, power, energy and frequency obtained from PV panels, batteries, loads and electrical utilities. Monitoring data is displayed in a visual form that can be accessed via web-based and mobile applications. This research has developed an innovation in controlling the use of electrical energy sources from PV and Utility networks by using several sensors as parameters to determine the right time and condition in controlling the use of electrical resources.

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“…In Indonesia, electricity usage has reached 264. 4 TWh, and almost 60% comes from fossil fuels (coal and petroleum), 30% comes from alternative energy (bio fuel and natural gas) and only 10% comes from renewable energy [1]. There are several ways to fulfill electricity needs by developing power plants that are sourced from new and renewable energy as an alternative to fossil raw materials.…”

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Smart Micro Grid Architecture for Realtime Monitoring of Solar Photovoltaic Based on Internet of Things

Iksan

Purwanto

Sutanto

2023

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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The use of PV solar energy as an alternative renewable energy source has increased worldwide. The smart grid monitoring system is applied on a micro scale for the fulfilment of household electricity needs or Smart Home Micro Grid (SHMG) using Artificial Intelligent (AI) and Internet of Things (IoT) approaches. Problems in solar PV systems include uncertainty and non-linearity which have an impact on the increasingly complex structure of the energy data generated and accelerate control and decision making. The forecasting process carried out using the AI approach is indispensable for the utilization of PV systems, especially for distributed residential PV that is operated and maintained independently. Furthermore, the use of IoT technology is also important to accelerate information processing and improve performance in the monitoring system. The purpose of this research is to develop a solar PV monitoring system framework at SHMG to optimize the performance of the electricity supply sourced from solar PV basen on IoT.

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Online monitoring of roof-mounted stand-alone solar photovoltaic system on residential building

Cited by 7 publications

References 8 publications

Review on government action plans to reduce energy consumption in buildings amid COVID-19 pandemic outbreak

Review on government action plans to reduce energy consumption in buildings amid COVID-19 pandemic outbreak

Real-Time Monitoring of Photovoltaic Systems and Control of Electricity Supply for Smart Micro Grid-PV using IoT

Smart Micro Grid Architecture for Realtime Monitoring of Solar Photovoltaic Based on Internet of Things

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