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Digital Management of Solar Energy En Route to Energy Self‐Sufficiency

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article , Other literature type 07 Apr 2019Publisher:WileyJournal:Global Challenges, volume 3 (issn: 2056-6646, eissn: 2056-6646,

Authors: Mario Pagliaro; Francesco Meneguzzo;

doi: 10.1002/gch2.201800105

pmid: 31565388

pmc: PMC6686171

Digital Management of Solar Energy En Route to Energy Self‐Sufficiency

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Abstract

AbstractThe Internet of Things approach to manage clean electricity produced from sun, wind, and water is, alongside the hydrogen fuel cell and the Li‐ion battery, the key enabling technology for the transition to 100% renewable energy. Practical examples from distant countries are used to show how today's digital control technology is actually used to ease the generation and utilization of clean, reliable, and cheap solar energy on an annual basis. The conclusions are of relevance also to the redesign of energy education programs in response to dramatic changes in energy technologies.

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energy self‐sufficiency, Technology, distributed generation, solar hydrogen, Internet of Energy, Essay, T, solar energy, Environmental sciences, GE1-350

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