The New Vision and the Contribution of Solar Power in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Electricity Production

Yahya Z. Alharthi, M. Siddiki, G. Chaudhry
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This paper is aimed at preliminary study on the contribution of solar power within 15 years, since generation of electricity represents the highest percent of the fossil fuel consumption. The significant increase of electricity demand in Saudi Arabia means that power generation will expand and that will lead to increased consumption of fossil fuels. This rapid increase of the conventional generation is the major cause of environmental pollution and impacts on human health. Studies show that power demand in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (K. S. A) is expected to continue its significant increase to reach more than 100000 MW over the coming 10-15 years. Also, that will affect the fuels exportation and the country's revenue earning. Meanwhile, the main goal of the KSA 2030 vision is focusing on the economy and prosperity. Because of that, it is essential that an alternative method of electricity production is found to reduce the country's power generation dependence on fossil fuel.
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太阳能在沙特阿拉伯王国电力生产中的新愿景和贡献
本文旨在初步研究太阳能在15年内的贡献,因为发电占化石燃料消耗的比例最高。沙特阿拉伯电力需求的显著增长意味着发电量将扩大,这将导致化石燃料消费的增加。这种快速增长的常规发电是造成环境污染和影响人类健康的主要原因。研究表明,沙特阿拉伯王国(k.s. A)的电力需求预计将在未来10-15年内继续大幅增长,达到10万兆瓦以上。此外,这将影响燃料出口和国家的收入。与此同时,“KSA 2030愿景”的主要目标是经济和繁荣。正因为如此,找到一种替代的发电方法来减少国家对化石燃料的依赖是至关重要的。
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