Flexible Photovoltaic System on Non-Conventional Surfaces: A Techno-Economic Analysis

Renewable energy policies emphasize both the utilization of renewable sources and improvement efficiency. Over past decade, built-in photovoltaic (BIPV) technologies have mostly focused on using ideas been shown to aid buildings that partially meet their load as sustainable solar generating technologies. It is challenging install conventional systems curved facades. In this research, elastic panels assisted by flexible (FPVs) were developed, fabricated, analyzed a 1 m2 scale. A structure flat, hemispherical, cylindrical substrate was studied in real terms. Using LabVIEW application, warm dry climate data has recognized transmitted online. The results showed when installed silo biogas interfaces, fill factor 88% 84%, respectively. Annual production flat surface 810 kWh, 960 hemisphere 1000 economic indicate net present value (NPV) at USD 697.52, with an internal rate return (IRR) 34.81% capital term 8.58 years. Cylindrical surfaces hemispheres each see increase 955.18. investment yield returned 39.29% 40.47% for structures. 20% fixed system increased IRR 21.3%, while 25.59% 24.58% hemisphere. Research innovation filling gap use unconventional surfaces.