Advances in Forecasting Technologies of Solar Power Generation
A special issue of Energies (ISSN 1996-1073). This special issue belongs to the section "A2: Solar Energy and Photovoltaic Systems".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 25 September 2025 | Viewed by 72
Special Issue Editor
Interests: solar irradiance forecasting; cloud forecasting; CSP plants; PV plants; atmospheric extinction; sky cameras; satellite images; remote sensing; artificial neural networks; image processing; cloud detection; solar irradiance estimation
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Dear Colleagues,
In the energy transition we are undergoing, solar power generation is one of the world's major powers for our decarbonization. Having intelligent systems adapted to the energy needs of communities is an obvious necessity. To optimize this change, this Special Issue proposes new trends and advances to develop new technologies related to power generation. New developments, new concepts, and future trends will be welcome to achieve hybridization and conceptualize the energy of the future.
Solar energy, energy from biomass, and new individual or hybridized concepts may be key to the future. The generation of electricity from the sun has many connotations and forms of realization. Energy management also goes from production itself to storage and transport. This combination of elementary processes must continue to evolve, so improvements and innovations are needed.
Therefore, tentative manuscripts related to scientific progress in power generation and its management are accepted in this new framework. Resource assessment, design, modeling, implementation, system control, and tuning will interest this journal.
Prof. Dr. Joaquín Alonso-Montesinos
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- solar resource
- photovoltaic systems
- concentrated solar power plants
- biomass
- electrical market
- new applications
- modeling
- energy forecasting
- energy planning
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