Application of solar photovoltaic energy interconnected to the electrical network. Thierhaupten case study - Germany -

Published 2015-09-17
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Abstract

ONTARE. REVISTA DE INVESTIGACIÓN DE LA FACULTAD DE INGENIERÍA

This paper describes the viability of a grid connected solar photovoltaic installation, with a capacity of 78.96 kWp located in Theirhaupten, near Augsburg. The dimensioning and designing of this system was made by the authors using the following tools: PVGis, PV-Sol, Sunny Design and Würth, along with Microsoft Excel. The expected performance at both, technical and economic levels, was observed. The average solar radiation experienced at the site was 3000 Wh/m2/day, which resulted in an electricity generation of 75.043 kWh/year. The norm established by German legislation (Erneuerbare  Energien Gesetz) for renewable energy stated that the baseline  price was 0.16 €/kWh, and the results  showed that  this  project  was  financially  viable,  providing  a  NPV  (net  profit  value)  of €14,966.72 and a return rate of 15.2%.

Authors

  • Kai Edwin Whiting

  • Luis Gabriel Carmona A.

  • Pablo Castellot Pérez

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