Solar Energy Assessment for Community Energy Planning
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A comprehensive, multi-step approach to assessing solar energy opportunities for regional development and community energy planning is presented by Green Power Labs (Canada).
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Solar Energy Assessment for Community Energy Planning
- 1. Solar Energy Assessment for Community Energy Planning Dr. Alexandre Pavlovski, P. Eng., Green Power Labs Inc. Leonardo ENERGY Webinar - March 20, 2009
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- 8. Historical Solar Climatology for the province of Nova Scotia
- 9. Historical Solar Climatology for the province of Quebec
- 10. Historical Solar Climatology for the province of Ontario
- 11. GPLI developed ArcGIS toolset for mapping solar irradiance from satellite images
- 12. Current Solar Climatology for Strait-Highlands Region, Nova Scotia (2007)
- 13. Solar Suitability Mapping and SolarStar™ Rating
- 16. LIDAR-based Digital E levation Site M odel and 3D V isualisation Dalhousie University Campus, Halifax LIDAR – derived Digital Elevation Model allows for reconstruction of site features at ultra-high resolution
- 17. Campus-wide Solar Gain Mapping accuracies: 15 - 25 cm
- 19. SolarStar™ Suitability Rating of the Campus Buildings
- 20. Solar Energy Generation Potential - Roofs (Solar Water Heating)
- 21. Solar Energy Generation Potential - Walls (Solar Air Heating)
- 22. Solar Energy Generation Potential Existing heavy fuel oil consumption by central heating plant: average annual consumption of oil: 161,634 MWh delivered at 65% efficiency: 105,062 MWh Possible solar share in heat supply: 21% Area (m2) Total Annual Solar Resource (MWh) Energy Generation Potential (MWh) Solar Suitable Roof Surface: 44,142 57,116 9,400 (SWH) Solar Suitable Wall Surface: 23,182 22,903 12,600 (SAH) TOTAL 80,019 22,000
- 23. Solar Suitability Assessment of Buildings and Houses
- 25. Solar Microclimate and System Engineering 100% direct radiation at 45º Latitude 10% direct radiation at 45º Latitude Solar resource available (% of max)
- 27. Solar Suitability Assessment: Dalhousie University, Sir Charles Tupper Building
- 29. Solar Suitability Assessment: Dalhousie University, Killam Memorial Library
- 30. Solar Suitability Assessment: Dalhousie University, Killam Memorial Library SWH SAH Capital: $96,000 $110,000 Production: 40-50% of DHW 39% of heat GHG Reduction: 14 t/y 39 t/y Payback Period: 10-11 years 5-6 years
- 31. SolarRating Online for Solar Education and Promotion Green Power Labs created this interactive, educational online assessment tool to support efficient use of solar energy.
- 32. Thank You [email_address] www.greenpowerlabs.com 1 Research Drive Dartmouth Nova Scotia Canada B2Y 4M9 902 466 6475
Editor's Notes
- Welcome. My name is Marlene Moore, and I would like to thank you for coming to our presentation on The Power of the Sun; Solar Energy for Nova Scotia. I would also like to thank Melissa Andrew of the Commons North Neighborhood Association for her assistance in organizing this event. Our goal tonight is to share some updated information on the use of renewable and sustainable energy sources, and our focus will be solar energy, and particularly solar for electrical generation.