Photovoltaic Power Plant, Feasibility Study
Solar energy is foreseen to have a significant share in South Korea’s renewable energy mix. The project developer Samyang Eco Energy has awarded Lahmeyer International a contract to perform a feasibility study for a photovoltaic power plant with a total capacity of approximately three megawatt.
The study includes a solar resource assessment based on existing data from nearby weather stations, an estimation of the technical solar potential on the selected site, and the design of a preliminary technical conceptual layout considering several current cell technologies (mono crystalline, polycrystalline, thin film).
The study includes a solar resource assessment based on existing data from nearby weather stations, an estimation of the technical solar potential on the selected site, and the design of a preliminary technical conceptual layout considering several current cell technologies (mono crystalline, polycrystalline, thin film).
Client:
SAMYANG ECO ENERGY Co. Ltd.
Period:
2007 - 2007
Services:
- Site Assessment
- Processing (interpolation and correlation) of existing meteorological data
- Elaboration of key specifications of the 3 MW PV Power Plant
- Calculation of the annual electricity yield
- Assessment of average electricity generating cost
- Comment on critical issues like selection of feasible modules, efficiency drop with temperature, module availability and market constraints, module-inverter optimisation
- Determination of the minimum requirements for all relevant properties
- Preparation of a Pre-Feasibility Study including Financial Analysis
Technical data:
- PV Power Plant in the range of 3MW
- grid-connected
- mountainous terrain