Posts by Branislav Schnierer

While the growth in PV has brought fast development of a variety of products to the market, it has also created a new problem: It’s becoming increasingly difficult for project developers to manage and accurately evaluate the technical specifications of the modules, inverters and other components of a PV power plant.

Depending on the source and desired application, solar data can have distinctive temporal resolutions, such as sub-hourly (1-, 2-, 5-, 10-, 15-, 30-minute) or hourly intervals. But how are you supposed to know the difference, and why should you care?

To design optimal PV projects, designers must consult 1-minute data which paint the most accurate picture of a plants’ PV power potential and output, while providing increased financial certainty to solar investors.

Ten years ago, an average solar PV project was a relatively simple affair, comprising 10MW of fixed, monofacial modules. The market has moved on a long way since then. Now, typical solar farms approach 100MW in size and may use a range of technologies such as bifacial, intelligent tracking and floating modules, creating new possibilities for more efficient energy production.

Watch a recording of Solargis' webinar on common problems and best practices for taking and quality-controlling ground measurements.

Watch our webinar with a quick app walkthrough to see how it can help you to select and analyse more successful and profitable solar projects.

Watch the PVPMC webinar organized by Sandia where Branislav Schnierer, PV Modeling Specialist from Solargis talked about the technical aspects of self-shading analysis.