Authors
Giorgos S Georgiou, Paul Christodoulides, Soteris A Kalogirou
Publication date
2018/9/4
Conference
2018 53rd International Universities Power Engineering Conference (UPEC)
Pages
1-6
Publisher
IEEE
Description
The use of renewable energy, especially in buildings, has continuously significantly been increasing, due to the need of reducing the demand from energy grids. Hence, forecasting the renewable energy generation is beneficial, even in buildings, as the energy demand can be optimized for a certain time horizon, resulting in the further reduction of the energy bills, as compared to traditional ways such as Net-Metering. This paper shows the preliminary results of an undergoing research regarding the 24-hour prediction of a PV production, in a dwelling in Cyprus. For the given data and the case studied, the results exhibit an overall correlation of 99% approx. and a Mean Squared Error of 1.4% approx. for a cloudy day.
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GS Georgiou, P Christodoulides, SA Kalogirou - 2018 53rd International Universities Power …, 2018