Results of long-term meteorological observations at weather stations, processed and systematized by specialized organizations in the form of climate reference books and databases.
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Potential Evaluation and Best Practices of Solar Power Plant Application in Rural Areas
Yuliia Daus (Don State Agrarian University, Russia), Valeriy Kharchenko (FNAC VIM, Russia), Igor Viktorovich Yudaev (Don State Agrarian University, Russia), Vera Dyachenko (Zaporizhzhya National Technical University, Ukraine), Shavkat Klychev (Academy of Science, Uzbekistan), and Sergey Rakitov (Suburban MPG Branch of PJSC “Volgogradoblelectro”, Russia)
Copyright: © 2020
|Pages: 21
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-5225-9420-8.ch012
Abstract
Recreational rest and recovery zones require a daily hot water supply, and constant availability of electricity. Therefore, the need for renewable energy sources usage in the Lower Volga region is obvious and power plants with an environmentally friendly component significant in the region. An analysis of the theoretically calculated potential renewable energy makes it possible to optimistically assert that the region is promising for autonomous renewable energy source implementation. It may be noted that potential wind and solar energy, in spite of the fact that it is distributed unevenly, is sufficient to provide energy for remote rural communities and tourist facilities. An analysis was conducted on the availability of actinometric data required for heliotechnical calculations and identified areas of applicability and accuracy of the information received from various meteorological information sources.