East-west PV system orientation can help solve duck curve in Australia, say researchers

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Researchers from Germany have found that orienting solar photovoltaic systems east-west rather than north can help Australian households optimize renewable energy use and mitigate the 'duck curve' effect, enhancing grid stability.

Orienting solar panels to the east and west instead of north can help Australian households optimise the use of locally generated renewable energy and increase electricity grid stability, according to a new study. The post East-west PV system orientation can help solve duck curve in Australia, say researchers appeared first on pv magazine Global.