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Department of Energy Studies
3. Theses(Master)
INVESTIGATING THE POTENTIAL FOR DEVELOPING SOLAR PV IMPLEMENTATION IN UZBEKISTAN
- Author(s)
- ASTONAKULOV MUZAFFAR
- Advisor
- Kim Hyung Taek
- Department
- 국제대학원 융합에너지학과
- Publisher
- Graduate School of International Studies Ajou University
- Publication Year
- 2019-02
- Language
- eng
- Alternative Abstract
- Nowadays every country, not matter It has sufficient energy resource for energy-self-sufficient, is attempting to develop renewable energy in order to enhance their energy situation, strengthen energy security and create new economic sector. Solar energy overcoming wind energy on generating electricity within last two years has become the leader on renewable energy. Uzbekistan, as a country has a big potential in solar energy, is pursuing solar energy development. The purpose of this thesis is an an investigation on the solar potential in Uzbekistan and its nowadays administrative situation. The thesis will be done at the format case study. The case study analyses the potential and future perspectives of the solar energy in Uzbekistan. Firstly, technical solar energy potential and its amount comparing to other resources are analyzed. Then government support, administrative and legacy system on solar energy in Uzbekistan are investigated and constraints for developing solar energy are determined. Secondly, conditional solar power plant “Navoi” is built and yearly and monthly electricity generation potential of PV in the territory of Uzbekistan is determined by using software Pvsyst. The amount of electricity generated by PV is compared to electricity generated gas and its cost-benefit is discussed. Lastly, one of the most used renewable supporting tools is implemented to the “Navoi”. The results of implementation: how much money and at which scenario government subsidizes, how much profit government and power plant receive and how many years it will last, are discussed. Keywords: Energy security, Renewable Energy, Solar PV, renewable supporting tools, Pvsyst.
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