Increasing the effectiveness & efficient of solar

energy as alternative energy in Egypt.

Research Methodology

Prof.Dr. Saad Mesbah

By. Mahmoud Mohamed Sayed Ahmed

Group 1

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Contents

Title of research

Importance of the study

Research question/hypothesis

Objectives

Relevant references

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Importance of the study

Due to the repetition of power outages in Egypt. So It is necessary to search for different energies to provide electricity, As an alternative source of renewable energy in Egypt. Also the fuels like gas and oil will run out and then mankind will either need to come up with a new way to provide power. In the future, solar energy may well be the primary form of energy. This could lead to a clean environment, less money spent on utilities, and a healthier world.

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HYPOTHESIS/QUESTIONS

This research aims at identify whether there is a positive relationship between the increasing in power outage and the growing demand of solar power.

In the future, solar energy may well be the primary form of energy.

Increased reliance on solar power, may decrease the pollution.

Why solar power is important in the present?

Is there a relation ship between the increasing in power outage and the growing demand of solar power.

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Objectives

• Determine the electricity interruption

in Egypt.

• Identify the importance of solar power

in Egypt.

• Compare and contrast solar power

and traditional energy using

environmental variables.

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TOTAL INSTALLED CAPACITY OF PV AT THE

GLOBAL LEVEL

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SOLAR PV

By December 2010, global installed capacity for PV had reached around 40 GW4 of

which 85% grid connected and remaining 15% off-grid (REN21, 2010). This market is currently

dominated by crystalline silicon-based PV cells, which accounted for more than 80% of the

market in 2010. The remainder of the market almost entirely consists of thin film technologies

that use cells made by directly depositing a photovoltaic layer on a supporting substrate

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Keywords

• Electricity in Egypt.

• repetition of electricity.

• renewable energy.

• Solar power.

• Environmental variables.

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REFERENCES:

Ministry of electricity and energy, Annual report 2012,

page(10-39).

Paul kay, THE FEASIBILITY OF IMPLEMENTING A SOLAR ENERGY

SYSTEM ON ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES TWO, ERS 250, Autumn

2004.

Solar Electricity; Solar Basics. 2004. PowerLight Corporation.

17 Oct. 2004

<http://www.powerlight.com/solar/solar_basics.shtml>.

Adam Joseph Lewis Centre for Environmental Studies at Oberlin

College. 2003. OberlinCollege. 25 Nov. 2004

<http://www.oberlin.edu/ajlc/ajlcHome.html>.

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Questions?

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