Harmonising Multi-Sites Measurement of Photovoltaic Systems: Comprehensive Framework for Real-Life Test Conditions in a Maltese Environment

Brian Bartolo (Vortragende:r), Brian Azzopardi (Vortragende:r), Alexandre Mignonac (Vortragende:r), Marcus Rennhofer (Vortragende:r), Bernhard Kubicek (Vortragende:r), Rita Ebner (Vortragende:r), Carlos Meza (Vortragende:r), Melodie de l’Epine (Vortragende:r), Eugenia Zugasti (Vortragende:r), Steve Zerafa (Vortragende:r), Kenneth Scerri (Vortragende:r)

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Abstract

The growing demand for renewable energy has accelerated the installation of photovoltaic (PV) systems. However, optimising the performance of existing systems is critical, especially in regions with challenging environmental conditions like Malta. This paper presents a comprehensive framework for harmonising multi-site PV measurements tailored to the Mediterranean climate. By utilising advanced sensor technology, real-time data acquisition, and open-source platforms, the framework ensures accurate monitoring of PV system performance across multiple sites. The sensors capture electrical, meteorological, and environmental data, which are transmitted and analysed to identify factors affecting system efficiency, such as temperature, humidity, and soiling. This study is driven by the PROMISE project, which introduces innovative solutions to enhance PV monitoring and reliability. The framework also integrates single-module monitoring for detailed technological insights, allowing comparisons across diverse sites in Europe. Preliminary results highlight the framework's capacity to enhance PV system efficiency, scalability, and real-time performance analysis, addressing both plant-level and module-specific challenges. The use of open, interoperable systems enables future expansion and adaptation. This paper outlines the objectives, methodology, and initial findings, positioning this framework as a key tool for advancing PV performance monitoring in regions facing similar environmental conditions.
OriginalspracheEnglisch
Seiten4BV.3.26
PublikationsstatusVeröffentlicht - 2024
VeranstaltungEU-PVSEC 2024: 42nd European Photovoltaic Solar Energy Conference and Exhibition - Vienna Austria Center, Vienna, Österreich
Dauer: 23 Sept. 202427 Sept. 2024
https://www.eupvsec.org/

Konferenz

KonferenzEU-PVSEC 2024
Land/GebietÖsterreich
StadtVienna
Zeitraum23/09/2427/09/24
Internetadresse

Research Field

  • Hybrid Power Plants

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