Analysis of Solar Roof Top System (SRS) Under the DPDC of Bangladesh

Abstract

The daily headline makes aware of the dangerous long-term effects of electricity generation from fossil fuels. It is widely believed that fossil fuel may cause serious environmental problems to generate electricity. Moreover, fossil fuel is limited in quantity and as well as spending a lot of money. Therefore, renewable energy is a possible solution to meet the electricity demand of developing countries like Bangladesh. Among all the renewable technologies, solar photovoltaic (PV) is the most probable, favorable and promising, which converts solar energy into electrical energy, with or without battery backup. Although solar technology has succeeded in rural areas, most of the technology was adopted based on the solar roof top system (SRS), but it still has not been implemented in urban areas to bring 3% of the light fan load Building. We tested the solar roofs installed in Narayanganj's home and industry. Where most homes and industries in the grid use the top roof system grid and close some grids. Some of them are active but not used in the system. Based on this investigation in the study, overall analysis of urban solar potential has been done in three levels. Depending on the amount of load running, the cost efficiency compares to the various solar panels. Efficient batteries are modeled by home and industry in Bangladesh's context to improve PV systems. In addition to this, the reconstructed design of the solar system has been proposed to make the urban rooftop solar system efficient and successful.