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Why Big Data Analytics is a Necessity for Solar Plants

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Why Big Data Analytics is a Necessity for Solar Plants
While the world is battling with adverse climate-change conditions and other environmental crises, renewable energy resources are looked at as the lifeline for the planet today. Renewable energy industries are therefore gearing up to invent better ways to build robust solutions, and all with the help of inventive technology genius.
 
 
 
According to IEA, the renewable power capacity world is set to expand by 50% between 2019 and the year 2024, led by solar PV. The Solar PV alone accounts for almost 60% of the expected growth with the onshore wind representing one-quarter.
 
 
 
 
 
In India alone, the capacity for renewable energy has rapidly increased in recent years. At the end of the fiscal year 2019, the renewable sector accounted for over 22% of the energy capacity mix. India was the second-largest photovoltaic power plant in the year 2019 with a total installed power capacity of almost 360 gigawatts in 2019 and the renewable sector amounting to 80 gigawatts of that capacity.
 
 
 
While the renewable energy sector is the hope for a better future, technology is enhancing and cementing it further to create a more sustainable business model. Technologies such as Big Data and Analytics are here to change the way renewable energy sectors can operate more efficiently and be able to optimize them for maximum benefit.
 
 
 
Driven by the power of data, solar plants can function better and can be fully optimized if the data captured is being used smartly.
In this blog, we discuss the importance of Big Data and Analytics in optimizing the power of solar plants.
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