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Can a 3-kilowatt-peak photovoltaic system be installed in Kathmandu?

Provided by the Springer Nature SharedIt content-sharing initiative This study investigates the techno-economic feasibility of installing a 3-kilowatt-peak (kWp) photovoltaic (PV) system in Kathmandu, Nepal. The study also analyses the importance of scaling up the share of solar energy to contribute to the country's overall energy generation mix.

How much does a 3-kwp PV system cost in Kathmandu?

The arrow loss diagram for monocrystalline solar-grid 3-kWp PV system The block diagram of the proposed PV system for Kathmandu The detailed economic results show that the total yearly cost, including 9.90 inflation per year, is $250.59/year, with a produced energy of 5695 kWh/year, and the cost of the production is $0.060 per kWh.

Will PV system help Nepal achieve 100% electricity by 2023?

According to the energy progress report 2019, 1.3 million people have no access to electricity, and Nepal has targeted to achieve 100% electricity for all by the year 2023 (Nepal Electricity Authority, 2020. Hence the PV system would be the game-changer and help to achieve such targets (see Fig. 1 ).

What is the performance ratio of PV system in Nepal?

The efficiency of the proposed PV system is 17%, and its performance ratio is 84%. The payback period for the deployment of the proposed PV system is 8.6 years. Deployment of the proposed PV system can save 10.33 tons of CO 2 emission over its lifetime. The total primary energy consumption (TPEC) of Nepal in the year 2018 was 0.17 quadrillion Btu.

How can Nepal improve its energy system?

Nepal should follow its footstep to enhance its energy system by adapting the solar PV system to its energy mix. Enhanced penetration of RETs in Nepal requires an improved financial innovation and an upscaled involvement of private sectors (Palit & Chaurey, 2011 ).

Is Nepal a grid-connected solar system?

In Nepal, a grid-connected solar system is in its emerging phase. The history of solar power has begun with the 1-MW design at Singha Durbar, 680 kW system at Sundharighat, 100 kW system at Kharipati, 65 kW at Nepal Telecom, a 1 KW test project at the Institute of Engineering, Pulchowk, Campus.