Site selection for the utility-scale photovoltaic (PV) solar farm is a critical issue due to its direct impact on the power performance, economic, environmental, social aspects, and existing as well as future infrastructures. In this chapter, we conduct a literature review on site selection of solar PV power plants.
The criteria used in site selection for new solar PV grid-connected plants can include: energy production, orography (slopes and orientation), environment (land use and visual impact), distances (to roads, to power substations, and to urban areas), financial, and climate (irradiance, temperature, etc.) , .
We investigate the degree of importance of criteria affecting the site selection of solar PV projects using a decision-making model. In this study, a new model for determining the weight coefficients of the site selection criteria of solar PV projects based on the logarithmic additive assessment of the weight coefficients (LAAW) is proposed.
While developing a utility-scale solar power plant, various factors or criteria have to be taken care of in selecting the site location. Probable Site Selection of Photovoltaic Power Plant (PVPP) is a complex MCDM process, as the required site has to be climatically and geographically acceptable. It must also have the highest generation potentials.
Proximity to populated areas is considered widely in the literature as a determining factor for the site selection problem for solar PV power plant (Halder et al. 2021). When the solar PV power plant is near populated areas, the energy transmission cost is reduced; however, this may adversely affect the environment.
The findings reveal that solar radiation is the most critical factor when choosing a solar PV site (Deveci et al. 2021). A scientific report published ranked ten different criteria for the site selection of a power plant using the fuzzy linguistic technique, ranking solar irradiance as the most important criterion (Türk et al. 2021).
Among developing countries in Asia, Indonesia has realized the importance of transitioning from fossil fuels to renewable energy sources such as solar power. Careful …
The comparison of the methods for wind-solar power plant site location is studied in Section 3. In Section 4, a case study is carried out for selection of site location using two
The PVOUT usually is represented as the "longterm" average of potential electricity production from a 1 kWpeak grid-connected solar PV power plant (the rate of power …
2 Techniques Used in Solar Power Plant Site Selection Though it is well-known that considering various factors in the decision criteria can enhance site selection, using the MCDM technique …
WPP site selection presents a complex challenge within the realm of multi-criteria decision making (MCDM). Its goal is to identify the most suitable locations for WPPs based on …
A thorough literature review for the utility-scale solar PV plant site selection is presented in [8]; s ite suitability methods, decision criteria and restriction factors, use of MCDM
A thorough literature review for the utility-scale solar PV plant site selection is presented in [8]; s ite suitability methods, decision criteria and restriction factors, use of MCDM
In this study, two different site selection models have been developed for solar power plants to determine the ideal locations where economic efficiency is the highest and …
A scientific report published ranked ten different criteria for the site selection of a power plant using the fuzzy linguistic technique, ranking solar irradiance as the most important …
The results show that the most important criteria for solar PV site selection are solar radiation, economic performance indicators (net present value (NPV), internal rate of …
Site selection for the utility-scale photovoltaic (PV) solar farm is a critical issue due to its direct impact on the power performance, economic, environmental, social aspects, …
Site selection for solar power plants is a critical issue for utility-size projects due to the significance of weather factors, proximity to facilities, and the presence of environmental …
The criteria used in site selection for new solar PV grid-connected plants can include: energy production, orography (slopes and orientation), environment (land use and …
It has been extracted 28 factors, organized in six points of view: socioenvironmental, location, economic, political, climatic, and orographic. It was verified that the determining factors for choosing the best locations are …
In this study, two different site selection models have been developed for solar power plants to determine the ideal locations where economic efficiency is the highest and …
Site selection for solar power plants is a critical issue for utility-size projects due to the significance of weather factors, proximity to facilities, and the presence of environmental …
The rise in population has led to a considerable increase in energy demand, thereby attracting substantial research interest in renewable energy sources worldwide. As a …
It has been extracted 28 factors, organized in six points of view: socioenvironmental, location, economic, political, climatic, and orographic. It was verified that …
Among renewable energy sources, solar energy is quickly becoming popular because it is inexhaustible, clean and reliable. It has also become more efficient as t
Site Selection is a crucial step in installing Solar Power Plant (SPP) as it is determined by a set of quantitative and qualitative factors, which are vague in nature. In this …
Solar energy, as a major and least-cost renewable resource, has attracted extensive attention of experts and scholars. However, the establishment of the power station is …
Site Selection is a crucial step in installing Solar Power Plant (SPP) as it is determined by a set of quantitative and qualitative factors, which are vague in nature. In this …
C.-N. Wang et al.: Two-Stage Multiple Criteria Decision Making for Site Selection of Solar PV Power Plant Governments now have to bridge the energy access gap
The optimal sites of solar PV power plant delineated revealed that ''very low'' suitability of site covering 4.866% of the study area, ''low'' suitability of site 13.190%, ''moderate ...