The Prospects for Cost Competitive Solar PV Power

By Stefan Reichelstein, M. Yorston. 2013

290 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Environmental Engineering, Pollution, Renewable Energy, Sustainability and the Environment

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In Environmental Engineering

1. Stephen D. Comello
2. Anshuman Sahoo
3. Stefan Reichelstein
4. Joshua M. Pearce

In Pollution

1. Malcolm Duncan McCulloch
2. Chun Sing Lai
3. Anshuman Sahoo
4. Stephen D. Comello
5. Kunal K. Shah
6. A. S. Mundada
7. Stefan Reichelstein
8. Joshua M. Pearce

In Renewable Energy, Sustainability and the Environment

1. Anshuman Sahoo
2. Stephen D. Comello
3. Kunal K. Shah
4. A. S. Mundada
5. Malcolm Duncan McCulloch
6. Stefan Reichelstein
7. Chun Sing Lai
8. Joshua M. Pearce

Citations in the corpus

• Levelized cost of electricity for solar photovoltaic and electrical energy storage (2017, background): “Also mentioned in [19], it concludes that at present these technologies cannot yet compete with conventional forms of power generation, but will approach competitiveness around 2020 in favorable locations.”
• Community energy storage: A smart choice for the smart grid? (2018, background): “19/kWh and it is widely understood that at current US prices neither batteries nor PV are economic without subsidies [30, 31].”
• Levelized cost of electricity for solar photovoltaic, battery and cogen hybrid systems (2016, background): “the solar levelized cost of electricity for small-distributed on-grid PV systems is already competitive with conventional utility electrical rates [12, 20-21].”
• The road ahead for solar PV power (2018, methodology): “Our approach here follows Reichelstein and Yorston (2013), who operationalize the verbal definition in the MIT study “The Future of Coal” (MIT, 2007).”