Utilization of Renewable Energy: An Analysis of solar energy used in Power plants

This study examines the potential for using solar energy to generate electricity in Nigeria. In 2001, Subtropical to tropical climates are studied. The top seasons are dry (October to March) and wet (April to October). From April to September during the wet season, the north is warm and dry. March to December is the warm, humid wet season. December through March may be dry. The north is drier and warmer (32 to 42 C) than the coast. 95% is humid. Annual terrestrial radiation in Nigeria is
$\mathbf{2.079}\times \mathbf{1015}\ \mathbf{kWh}$
, Nigeria has a much higher demand for energy than there is epileptic supply. Despite having a wealth of natural resources, the country's development is hampered by the poor electrical supply. In the upcoming decades, our capacity to maintain the trend toward affordable energy will be put to the test in a large way, as shown by the expanding trade imbalance, the demise of major manufacturing enterprises, and the pointy upward push withinside the price of doing business, to call only a few. This book examines the subject of harnessing the sun's silent, limitless, and non-polluting useful resource for energy era in Nigeria; as a result, it's far a long-term evaluation of the strength issue.