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The problem is twofold. During peak energy demand periods, there can often be an undersupply of solar energy due to a low or non-existent solar energy supply, requiring alternative, mainly non-renewable, energy sources to be utilized to meet the demand.
A fundamental challenge of relying on solar energy is its intermittent nature. Solar power generation is entirely dependent on sunlight, which means that solar panels can only produce electricity during the day and are subject to fluctuations in weather conditions.
This refers to the fact that solar energy production varies due to external factors, such as the time of day, season, or weather conditions. This variability often leads to a mismatch in the demand and supply of solar energy. The problem is twofold.
While solar energy is almost always accepted into the grid due to its zero marginal generation cost, there are situations in which there is an excess of solar energy produced. When this occurs, solar PV output actually needs to be curtailed — prevented from entering the grid — in order to maintain the balance between supply and demand.
This paper, therefore, deals with a state-of-the art discussion on solar power generation, highlighting the analytical and technical considerations as well as various issues addressed in the literature towards
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Without solid policies advocating for solar energy, the sector risks stagnation, inhibiting advancements that could lead to a greener, more efficient energy future. The increasingly complex
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