2012
DOI: 10.1016/j.apenergy.2011.10.026
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Impact of roof integrated PV orientation on the residential electricity peak demand

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“…New data from IRENA shows that about 25 million people obtain a higher level of renewable energy services through solar home systems or connection to a solar mini-grid (IRENA, 2016). International experiences may provide insight that the successful applications of solar PV contribute energy supply and conservation in the building sector (Bansal and Goel, 2000;Radhi, 2010;Sadineni et al, 2012;Emziane and Al Ali, 2015).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…New data from IRENA shows that about 25 million people obtain a higher level of renewable energy services through solar home systems or connection to a solar mini-grid (IRENA, 2016). International experiences may provide insight that the successful applications of solar PV contribute energy supply and conservation in the building sector (Bansal and Goel, 2000;Radhi, 2010;Sadineni et al, 2012;Emziane and Al Ali, 2015).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The generation profile of a solar array is largely dependent on its geographic location and azimuth orientation. Studies show that an owner can maximize the value of a small solar array by optimizing its orientation and tilt according to historical prices, peak demand timing, and pricing structures rather than simply maximizing its annual energy output [19,[29][30][31]. However, since large installations of solar generation influence wholesale prices, generator dispatch, and net demand timing, these studies provide limited insight regarding the optimal orientation for large penetrations of solar generation in the grid.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Nevertheless, there seems to be a wide bandwidth of scholars' perception of the relationship. While Beringer et al [37] in 2011 published a "Case study showing that the tilt angle of photovoltaic plants is nearly irrelevant", a 2012 journal article maintains that "it is well known that the instantaneous and total energy generated for fixed tilt PV systems is heavily dependent on the tilt angle and PV orientation" [38]. To be sure, even standard textbooks indicate that the influence of the tilt angle on the annual output of flat plate non-concentrating photovoltaic systems of fixed orientation is low [39].…”
Section: Electricity Yield As a Function Of Pv Panel Tilt Anglementioning
confidence: 99%