Techno-Economic Assessment of Net Energy Metering Implementation for Rooftop Solar PV in a Commercial Building in Bangladesh

Miah, Muhammad Ahad Rahman; Rahman, Shaikh Rashedur; Kabir, Runa

doi:10.1109/icgea49367.2020.239712

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“…2 Related literature Miah et al (2020) assessed technical and economic aspects of a grid-connected rooftop solar PV generation system with net metering for a commercial building in Bangladesh. The estimated solar PV capacity for the system was 200 kWp.…”

Section: Renewable Energy and Net Metering Policies In Malawimentioning

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“…A solar PV system can be an on-grid or off-grid system which may contain a battery or not. Most countries use the on-grid system without a battery because the system is cheap, however, with unreliable electricity in Malawi battery system is the way to go (Miah et al, 2020). Distributed generation of electricity reduces energy crises such as grid failure and also reduces carbon emissions, transmission, and distribution loss.…”

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Investigation of net metering as a tool for increasing electricity access in Malawi

Chisale¹,

Chisanu²,

Macheso³

et al. 2022

IJRET

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Globally increasing energy demand has had a significant impact on development. In Malawi, the net metering policy, which is part of the framework for independent power producers, has the potential to improve energy access. The purpose of this paper was to investigate the use of net metering policy as a means of improving reliability and access to electricity. The HOMER software was used to size solar PV systems while accounting for net metering at the household level. Reliability indicators such as forced outage rate (FOR), loss of load probability (LOLP), loss of load expectation (LOLE), and expected load loss (ELL) were calculated to be

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Section: Renewable Energy and Net Metering Policies In Malawimentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Investigation of net metering as a tool for increasing electricity access in Malawi

Chisale¹,

Chisanu²,

Macheso³

et al. 2022

IJRET

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Net-metering and Feed-in-Tariff policies for the optimum billing scheme for future industrial PV systems in Bangladesh

Kabir¹,

Farjana²,

Choudhury³

et al. 2023

Alexandria Engineering Journal

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Design, performance, and techno‐economic analysis of a rooftop grid‐tied PV system for a remotely located building

Eiva,

Fahim,

Islam

et al. 2023

IET Renewable Power Gen

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The utilization of fossil fuel leads to excessive CO2 emissions that have negative impacts on the environment. The continued trend of this practice may result in an increase in the occurrence of storms, cyclones, starvation, and floods, as well as a rise in atmospheric temperature. Therefore, the focus should be on renewable energy sources, as they emit less CO2. This study presents the design and modeling of a 135‐kW solar PV grid‐connected power generation system for a university's remotely located building. The system is designed to function optimally in an area with an average solar radiation of 585.8 W/m2. The technical, financial, and annual performance of the system is demonstrated, which includes fixed‐mounted racking with 26° fixed‐tilt angle structures and monofacial PV panels. The design is validated and simulated using the PVsyst for designing a PV On‐Grid design and SketchUp for shadow analysis tools to determine the system's ideal size, technical requirements, and electrical power output. Moreover, two different inverters (Company A and Company B inverters) were used to compare and analyse the system's performance with the same PV panel. This project's results may impact the university's choice to install a solar PV system to minimize power consumption.

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Techno-Economic Assessment of Net Energy Metering Implementation for Rooftop Solar PV in a Commercial Building in Bangladesh

Cited by 11 publications

References 7 publications

Investigation of net metering as a tool for increasing electricity access in Malawi

Investigation of net metering as a tool for increasing electricity access in Malawi

Net-metering and Feed-in-Tariff policies for the optimum billing scheme for future industrial PV systems in Bangladesh

Design, performance, and techno‐economic analysis of a rooftop grid‐tied PV system for a remotely located building

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