By building large scale solar power plants, countries can reduce their dependence on fossil fuels and lower their carbon emissions, helping to combat climate change. Improved Grid Stability and Reliability Building larger solar power plants can improve grid stability and reliability.
Increased Energy Efficiency Another benefit of building larger solar energy plants is increased energy efficiency. This is because larger plants can use more efficient solar panel technologies and other equipment, which can improve the plant’s overall efficiency.
The concern of increasing renewable energy penetration into the grid together with the reduction of prices of photovoltaic solar panels during the last decade have enabled the development of large scale solar power plants connected to the medium and high voltage grid.
One of the primary benefits of building larger solar power plants is the lower cost per unit of energy produced. This is because larger plants can take advantage of economies of scale, which means that the cost per unit of energy produced decreases as the size of the plant increases.
Social and technological implications to the power sector and consumers with high penetration of PV and EES are discussed. In order to mitigate energy crisis and to meet carbon-emission reduction targets, the use of electrical energy produced by solar photovoltaic (PV) is inevitable.
Solar PV's contribution rises significantly to make up the difference . This has a severe consequence to the traditional grid and power utilities. Power plants may become obsolete and as a result a loss in revenue will happen if the crisis is not given a proper treatment.