Análise dos impactos dos sistemas de geração fotovoltaica instalados na UTFPR Campus Toledo

Abstract

The search for energy from renewable sources is increasingly in demand these days, and this is due to the fact that non-renewable resources may run out due to the high demand for energy. Thus, clean energy sources are presented as a possible solution to this problem, and to obtain electricity, photovoltaic plants have been installed all over the world. In Brazil, this was boosted by a series of actions, including the normative resolution created by the National Electric Energy Agency (ANEEL), which aims to encourage the increasing use of clean energy. In this scenario, the Federal Technological University of Paraná campus Toledo was awarded the Energy Efficiency Program (PEE) from the Companhia Paranaense de Energia Elétrica (COPEL) with financial resources for the construction of a mini photovoltaic plant with a generation capacity of 90,5 kWp, which will be added to the generation capacity of the 37,2 kWp mini-plant already installed on the same university campus. The purpose of this work is to analyze the impacts of photovoltaic generation installed on UTFPR's Toledo campus, in addition to detailed installation documentation and a survey of the financial impact of these encouraged sources. The need to install a third solar mini-plant for complementary generation will also be evaluated, if the total demand on the campus is greater than the capacity generated by the existing plants.