Techno-economic study of two grid-connected inverters under different temperature-controlled conditions

This techno-economic study, executed at the Green Energy Park in Benguerir, a region with a semi-arid climate, critically evaluates the performance of two gridconnected solar inverters installed in 2021. It contrasts one inverter exposed to outdoor conditions in the PV field against another in a temperature-controlled indoor environment. The investigation delves into how varying temperature conditions affect inverter performance, highlighting that the indoor inverter maintains higher efficiency and economic viability due to stable thermal conditions. The research further explores the economical impact of yield loss due to temperature fluctuations, emphasizing the crucial role of environmental management in optimizing solar inverter efficiency and economic output in semi-arid climates.