Maximizing Solar Energy Utilization through Predictive Machine Learning Techniques

Maximizing Solar Energy Utilization through Predictive Machine Learning Techniques

Authors

  • Dr. Pavika Sharma Bhagwan Parshuram Institute of Technology
  • PAWAN WHIG VIPS-TC

Keywords:

solar power, energy, solar irradiance, Machine Learning

Abstract

In today's dynamic energy landscape, optimizing solar power production is crucial. This research aims to create robust prediction models for three key solar irradiance parameters. Using a ten-year dataset with meteorological and environmental variables, we empower solar power companies to enhance efficiency and effectiveness. Accurate predictions of solar irradiance components can lead to significant improvements in energy yield and cost-effectiveness. We employ cutting-edge machine learning and statistical analysis to develop and evaluate our models, highlighting their potential to transform the solar energy sector. This research emphasizes the importance of data-driven decision-making for sustainable energy solutions.

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2023-06-30

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Maximizing Solar Energy Utilization through Predictive Machine Learning Techniques . (2023). International Journal of Sustainable Development Through AI, ML and IoT, 2(1), 1-13. https://ijsdai.com/index.php/IJSDAI/article/view/14

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