Day by day solar energy is supporting us in various aspects of our lives mainly in power
generation. Solar photovoltaic (PV) systems produce electricity directly through solar energy …

In the context of global carbon reduction, many countries have established carbon–neutral
commitments. With abundant wind–solar–hydro–geothermal resources, the development of …

Solar photovoltaic and wind power are central to Australia's renewable energy future,
implying an energy sector vulnerable to weather and climate variability. Alignment of …

With global energy consumption increasing year by year, the industrial sectors of the world's
countries have never been more urgent in achieving carbon reduction. Renewable energy …

The dependency of photovoltaic (PV) power generation on meteorological parameters can
impact power production due to weather-induced variability. During the day, fluctuations in …

The uncoordinated development of a green hydrogen economy could potentially have far-
reaching geopolitical implications. The differential access to resources and technologies will …

Solar and wind time variability may be mitigated by complementing each other, providing
firm power to the national grid at local and regional scales. The field commonly utilizes …

Dust plays a vital role in the Earth's climate system and can also modulate solar energy yield
from photovoltaics due to soiling and it also impacts concentrated solar power outputs by up …

Renewable energy generation is a crucial route to achieve carbon neutrality. In this paper, a
methodology integrating richness, stability, and complementarity to assess accommodable …

As shares of variable renewable energy (VRE) on the electric grid increase, sources of grid
flexibility will become increasingly important for maintaining the reliability and affordability of …