Feasibility Analysis of a PV System for Optimum Power Output with Special Reference to Southern Pakistan

The annual increase in global energy demand is taking place when fossil fuel reserves are finite and are only anticipated to last for a few more decades. Consequently, it is unavoidable to use resources that derive from renewable energy sources. However, technological and economic assessments are required to construct the infrastructure for a renewable energy system that can generate electricity. This study examines the feasibility of producing 5kW of electricity from renewable sources, including solar PV modules, inverters, and the necessary batteries, at various sites around Pakistan. Additionally, data from multiple places are contrasted. System evaluation is done using the SAM (System Advisor Model) tool, and it's designed for a project that will last 25 years. The study concludes that the price of a solar photovoltaic module will be the project's principal limiting issue.