Aproveitamento da capacidade de geração de energia solar no agreste meridional pernambucano na última década

Abstract

In recent years much has been said about solar energy and its participation in the Brazilian eletric matrix. In this way, through consultation with the bodies responsible for carrying out the studies of the eletric matrix. With that in mind, this work sought to estimate the generation capacity of the cities that make up the southern harsh of Pernambuco, to emphasize the importance of the region, aligned with the estimate of current installed power in the region. For this, data were obtained from the territorial extensions of the cities that make up the southern harsh through EMBRAPA and solar irradiation data based on the CRESESB database, information applied to a model of the solar plant, consisting of an inverter of 175 kWp, verifying how many plants each city would have, varying the panel models over the years. Evaluating the capacity of all the cities in the southern harsh, it is estimated that there is a production of 10.56 GWp when using the 175 kW plants and 670 Wp modules, generation is composed of approximately 22,129 plants. The current installed power is around 7 MWp when we evaluate the companies that collaborated with the study. In this way, when compared to the beginning of the decade, much has evolved in the collaboration of solar plants in the southern harsh region, but in terms of the region's generation capacity, there is still much to take advantage of