Ground-Mounted Photovoltaic and Crop Cultivation: A Comparative Analysis

Sacchelli, Sandro; Havrysh, Valerii; Калініченко, Антоніна; Suszanowicz, Dariusz

doi:10.3390/su14148607

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“…The topic of the internship was the modelling of electricity production by photovoltaic panels under the conditions of south-western Poland and the Mykolaiv Oblast in Ukraine. One of the outcomes of these activities was a publication in the journal Sustainability (Sacchelli et al, 2022). In addition, Prof. Havrysh, among other activities, gave lectures to students and participated in scientific research in the studios and laboratories of the Institute.…”

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Cooperation of the University of Opole with Scientific and Educational Units of Ukraine in the States of Emergency: A Practical Dimension

Andruszkiewicz,

Slipukhina,

Shapovalov

2023

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The Polish-Ukrainian scientific cooperation at the University of Opole has a long history, which has acquired new meanings in the conditions of pandemic and military threats. The restrictions resulting from ministerial regulations caused by the COVID-19 emergency, and the subsequent attack by the Russian Federation on Ukraine, significantly inhibited the ongoing scientific activities between the nations of Poland and Ukraine; however, thanks to people firmly committed to the good of science, it was possible to maintain this cooperation to a certain extent by its substantial relocation to a virtual platform. Among other scientific units, such a situation occurred, at the University of Opole.For example, at its Faculty of Social Sciences and the Faculty of Life Sciences and Technology scientific and research events were organised with the full involvement of researchers, doctoral students, and students of both parties. The scientific internships of representatives from both countries have taken place and resulted in joint work expressed in publications, speeches at conferences and seminars. The given examples of international activities of the University of Opole demonstrate stability and adaptability of Polish-Ukrainian scientific cooperation while the society suffers from the crysis conditions.

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Section: Opole-ukraine Scientific Cooperation In Times Of Emergencymentioning

confidence: 99%

Cooperation of the University of Opole with Scientific and Educational Units of Ukraine in the States of Emergency: A Practical Dimension

Andruszkiewicz,

Slipukhina,

Shapovalov

2023

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Economics and policy implications of residential photovoltaic systems in Italy's developed market

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Review of the current state and development perspectives of the solar energy in Ukraine

Sverdlova

2022

Sist. dosl. energ.

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This paper analyzes the prospects for developing solar power generation systems and the economic feasibility of further industry development. The state of global solar energy, its expansion potential, and Ukraine's position in the total statistics are examined. The rate of increase in the introduction of alternative types of energy has been determined. Statistical data on the number of commissioned power plants and the electricity they produced were analyzed. Solar energy is one of the most promising and powerful renewable energy sources. As a result of the analysis, it was concluded that Ukraine is gradually taking essential steps to expand the use of solar energy, developing a regulatory and legislative basis for the service, implementation, optimization, and stimulation of households to implement and build solar power plants. The relevance and expediency of the use of solar energy in connection with the constant growth of the cost of electricity and the future forecast of the increase of public investments in the industry at the global level are characterized. According to the analysis of statistical data and forthcoming plans for solar energy development, high rates of its growth in Ukraine have been determined. The consequences the war has on the solar energy industry are described. It is explained that, due to the war, half of the renewable energy objects are under threat of complete or partial destruction, in particular, 47% of solar power plants are located in regions where active fighting continues. The general trend of post-war development will be an increase in the share of solar energy in the overall energy balance. This will be facilitated by eliminating financial and legislative restrictions on the development of renewable energy, expanding opportunities for the export of electricity from renewable energy sources, and considering the green course, which is focused on clean energy. Keywords: alternative energy, renewable energy sources, solar power plants, electric energy

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Ground-Mounted Photovoltaic and Crop Cultivation: A Comparative Analysis

Cited by 6 publications

References 55 publications

Cooperation of the University of Opole with Scientific and Educational Units of Ukraine in the States of Emergency: A Practical Dimension

Cooperation of the University of Opole with Scientific and Educational Units of Ukraine in the States of Emergency: A Practical Dimension

Economics and policy implications of residential photovoltaic systems in Italy's developed market

Review of the current state and development perspectives of the solar energy in Ukraine

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