ABOUT LARGE INTEGRATION OF SMALL RESIDENTIAL PHOTOVOLTAIC ENERGY CELLS INTO SEN
Journal Title: Journal of Sustainable Energy - Year 2018, Vol 9, Issue 2
Abstract
The increase in domestic electricity consumption have forced the power industry to examine its health. The context is: The climate change exigencies and his threat to the survival of humanity is real; the fossil resources are mostly, politically controlled; In return, the rise of renewable technologies and its the democratic geographical distribution feature is a huge advantage: sun shines everywhere for everyone! Conclusion: mankind is at the turning point of its energy future. And the future power systems sould be a tissue of intelligent energy cells. In Romania (3GW wind and 1,3GW solar - large plant) it is a fear about more renewables, special wind. One root of this fear could be the gap between Romanian authorities: one authorithy establish rules without considered facts and the other authority must oparate in a hostile „enviromnent”. To get an independently opinion about these facts we’ll look on SEN. More, we had to compare the German toward Romanian legislation in the matter of renewables. Further we compare the actual SEN with a future one that is the actual national energy system with an added 1,7GW photovoltaic. Here, this new added photovoltaic are like the other 1,3GW active now în SEN. Another step further, we will model this hipothetical SEN with new 1,7Gw, but not large but small residential photovoltaic cell with storages. From here two conclusions comes out!
Authors and Affiliations
OCTAVIAN C. , SILVIU D.
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