2017/01/01 by Anne Rödl, Rödl, Anne, Martin Kaltschmitt +3
Energy · #Global Energy Security and Policy #Ingenieurwissenschaften #Technik #climate change mitigation #dedicated solar plants #greenhouse gases #insolation #multipurpose solar plants #photovoltaic #production within Uzbekistan #solar energy
paper · doi:10.15480/882.4348
openalex publication_date 2017/01/01 · openalex created_date 2025/10/10 · openalex updated_date 2026/07/23
In spite of the significant need for energy and the large power of solar radiation (insolation) available in Central Asia the use of solar energy is still in a starting phase. In this paper a strategy is lined out how this deficit may be overcome, start-ing from a large number of affordable small and medium-sized photovoltaic solar plants. Details for various types of multi-purpose and dedicated solar plants are explained. Investment costs may be significantly lowered by the assembly of solar panels and the production of connectors, wiring and special accumulators within Central Asia. PV solar panels produce a much lower amount of greenhouse gases than Diesel generators resulting in a significant contribution to cli-mate change mitigation.