Climate Resource Potential to Develop Solar Power in Belarus

Aleh Meshyk, Maryna Barushka, Viktoryia Marozava, Ербол Саркынов, Anastasiya Meshyk

2020

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DOI 10.1051/e3sconf/202021201012

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Abstract

The work analyses climate resources that can potentially be used to develop solar power in Belarus efficiently. The authors determine space-time variability of radiation regime including such parameters as solar irradiance, atmosphere transparency, sunshine duration, cloud cover patterns, etc. The efficiency of solar power generators is assessed by taking into account the number of clear days with low cloud cover per year, sunshine duration per month, and solar irradiance of a horizontal surface in the daytime.