Assessment of rooftop solar power technical potential in Hanoi city, Vietnam

Phap, Vu Minh; Hương, Nguyêñ Thị Thu; Hanh, Pham Thi Minh; Duy, Pham Van; Binh, Doan Van

doi:10.1016/j.jobe.2020.101528

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“…The uniform distribution of both solar potential and LCOE are good conditions for solar PV development here. The high availability of rooftops and the speed of urbanization are good conditions for RTS deployment here [45,49,82]. Nevertheless, the high population density and the need for space for other economic sectors are constraints on the development of SPP in the south region [68].…”

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“…As a result, applications of SPP boomed here in 2019, especially in the south-central area [4,42,81]. In contrast, the development of RTS here is limited due to the low number of available roofs and the distance between the FIT and the LCOE not being as attractive as in the south region [45,49]. The total installed capacity of solar PV in the south region was about 2 GWp in 2019 and 6.3 GWp in 2020 [43,44,64,65].…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Nguyen et al [48] reviewed the international LCOE for RES and the costs of RES in Vietnam with data from 2017 and earlier, including wind power, solar power, hydropower, biomass, and geothermal. Phap et al [49] studied the technical potential of RTS in Hanoi and evaluated its payback ability under Vietnam's current policies. Riva Sanseverino et al [4] reviewed solar potential and challenges in the deployment of solar PV in the early stage in Vietnam.…”

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Critical Assessment of Feed-In Tariffs and Solar Photovoltaic Development in Vietnam

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Vietnam became the world’s third largest market for solar photovoltaic energy in 2020. Especially after the Vietnamese government issued feed-in tariffs for grid-connected solar photovoltaic systems, the installed capacity of solar photovoltaic applications exploded in 2019. From studies carried out in the relevant literature, it can be said that support policies are highly important for the initial development of the renewable energy industry in most countries. This is especially true in emerging countries such as Vietnam. This paper reviews the feed-in tariffs issued and deployed in different regions of Vietnam for grid-connected solar photovoltaic applications. Moreover, the paper takes a closer look at the costs of electricity production from these systems in relation to the feed-in tariffs issued in Vietnam. The results show that the gap between the levelized cost of electricity and the feed-in tariff for solar photovoltaic electricity is relatively high, particularly in regions with a lower irradiation potential.

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“…Additionally, for the investment efficiency evaluation, the payback in actual operations was about a year longer than the theoretical calculation. Finally, the total generated electricity of rooftop solar power was estimated at 37,591,481 MWh [49].…”

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The Urban Rooftop Photovoltaic Potential Determination

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Urban areas can be considered high-potential energy producers alongside their notable portion of energy consumption. Solar energy is the most promising sustainable energy in which urban environments can produce electricity by using rooftop-mounted photovoltaic systems. While the precise knowledge of electricity production from solar energy resources as well as the needed parameters to define the optimal locations require an adequate study, effective guidelines for optimal installation of solar photovoltaics remain a challenge. This paper aims to make a complete systematic review and states the vital steps with their data resources to find the urban rooftop PV potential. Organizing the methodologies is another novelty of this paper to create a complete global basis for future studies and improve a more detailed degree in this particular field.

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“…Fourthly, there was an attempt in Hanoi, Vietnam, to use technology to save energy, generate economic benefits, and reduce greenhouse gas emissions through the evaluation of the implementation of remote sensing technology. (Phap, Huong, Hanh, Duy & Binh, 2020). Finally, in Thailand, there have been ongoing quantitative studies and the recent one is the use of a quantitative model that coupled weather forecasting with chemistry to simulate carbon concentrations in Thailand in 2017 with the goal of assessing the contributions of local emissions and regional transportation of Thailand.…”

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The Implementability of Low Carbon Cities in Thailand: A Case of Hat Yai City Municipality

THITICHAYA¹,

Choosuk²

2021

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This study aimed to describe the importance of low carbon policies and address strategies to promote community participation in implementing low carbon cities. Hat Yai City Municipality was observed as a case study on policy and participation. Although Hat Yai is an important economic city in Southern Thailand, it is prone to climate change threats and impacts. The study employed a qualitative design. Primary and secondary data were collected from documents, semi-structured interviews, focus group discussions, and participant observations. Thirty-seven key informants comprising 7 policy representatives of Hat Yai City Municipality, 20 stakeholders in low-carbon model communities, 4 private sector members, 2 media workers, 2 NGO members, and 2 civil society representatives were involved. Through content analysis and data triangulation, the results revealed key influencing factors of low carbon city implementation. The results revealed that the success of low carbon cities depends on the three P-S-P factors. The initial letter P refers to policies at the national and local levels. The following letterS refers to stakeholders who should be fostered on networking and cooperation. The final letter P refers to participation, which should be encouraged through context-based promotion of learning, whereas a cooperation network should be expanded to reach all stakeholders in society.

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Assessment of rooftop solar power technical potential in Hanoi city, Vietnam

Cited by 32 publications

References 15 publications

Critical Assessment of Feed-In Tariffs and Solar Photovoltaic Development in Vietnam

Critical Assessment of Feed-In Tariffs and Solar Photovoltaic Development in Vietnam

The Urban Rooftop Photovoltaic Potential Determination

The Implementability of Low Carbon Cities in Thailand: A Case of Hat Yai City Municipality

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