Rooftop solar with net metering: An integrated investment appraisal

Hashemi, Majid; Jenkins, Glenn; Milne, Frank

doi:10.1016/j.rser.2023.113803

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The Economic Viability of Smart Home Investments: A Cost-Benefit Analysis

Larionova,

Sharma,

Nijhawan

et al. 2024

BIO Web Conf.

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This study report performed a thorough data-driven analysis to evaluate the economic sustainability of smart home investments in the quickly changing residential living scene. The research provided a comprehensive view of the financial ramifications of implementing smart home technology by taking into account initial investment costs, energy savings, maintenance and operating expenditures, and user satisfaction. The results show a considerable potential for improved user happiness and energy savings, which supports the financial viability of smart home investments. The findings highlight the multifarious significance of these technologies in establishing more practical and efficient living environments and provide insightful information for policymakers, industry stakeholders, and homeowners.

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The Economic Viability of Smart Home Investments: A Cost-Benefit Analysis

Larionova,

Sharma,

Nijhawan

et al. 2024

BIO Web Conf.

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Utilizing Solar Energy in an Existing Electrical Grid

McNerney,

Richardson

2024

Leadership Action and Intervention in Health, Business, Education, and Technology

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In 1968 it was theorized that the United States power generation requirements could be solved with an estimated 105 square miles of solar development, so why hasn't this happened? “Photovoltaics (PV) encompasses the entire technology of the use of solar cells. Solar cells absorb sunlight and change it directly and continuously into electricity,” (Zweibel). Though the photovoltaics form of power generation has been around since the 1950s, today this energy source makes up less than 1% of the power we use in the Midwest region of the United States. This chapter examines the hurdles and opportunities of integrating solar energy into an existing fossil power fueled electrical grid. It investigates the feasibility of incorporating solar energy via building mounted solar panels, large scale developments and the investments necessary to utilize a cleaner fuel type.

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Rooftop solar with net metering: An integrated investment appraisal

Cited by 2 publications

References 16 publications

The Economic Viability of Smart Home Investments: A Cost-Benefit Analysis

The Economic Viability of Smart Home Investments: A Cost-Benefit Analysis

Utilizing Solar Energy in an Existing Electrical Grid

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