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Solar energy resource assessment — Brazil

C. Tiba, N. Fraidenraich, H. Grossi Gallegos and F.J.M. Lyra

Renewable Energy, 2002, vol. 27, issue 3, 383-400

Abstract: Appropriate information on solar resources is very important for a variety of technological areas, such as: agriculture, meteorology, forestry engineering, water resources and particularly for an innovating technology such as solar energy. In the market entry process of an innovating technology such as solar energy, the enlarged and sustained reproduction of this energy strongly depends on the economy and reliability of the demonstrative solar systems installed (within a restricted or wide scale). The economy and reliability of a system are the consequence of a well-prepared project, resulting from an accurate knowledge of the solar resource available. Therefore, knowing the potential of the solar resource accurately is not only a need, it is also an imperative for a larger diffusion and use of the solar energy.

Date: 2002
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DOI: 10.1016/S0960-1481(02)00003-4

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