Designing of 0.9 MWp Solar Power System Project for Kastamonu University

Abstract

Today, with increasing consumption costs, costs and needs in the field of energy are increasing exponentially. In this study, a Solar Power System project has been designed at Kastamonu University in order to meet the increasing demand for electrical energy and because it is more advantageous than other power plants, has a shorter depreciation period and a shorter installation and commissioning time. Solar Energy Systems, or Solar Power Systems are cutting-edge devices made to capture solar radiation and transform it into electrical energy that can be used. Solar Power Systems are essential for creating a greener and more sustainable energy landscape as the world community continues to emphasize sustainability. It is envisaged to use 8 inverters with 1632 panels on various roofs within the Kastamonu University campus area in order to supply the energy demand. Energy costs, power plant installation fees, depreciation process and exemptions are also cost within the scope of this study. It is concluded that approximately one third of the energy needs of Kastamonu University will be met with the proposed project.