Data related to performance evaluation of an installed on-grid photovoltaic system at Bamako
Bakamba Dite Djénéba Sacko1, Souleymane Sanogo1,2, Abdramane Ba1,2
1Hybrid Renewable Energy Laboratory (HREL), Faculty of Sciences and Technics (FST), University of Sciences Technics and Technologies of Bamako (USTTB), Bamako, Mali.
Abstract:
The data presented in this paper are related to the performance of an installed on-grid photovoltaic 100 kW system installed on the roof of a building at the Institute of Applied Sciences, University of Sciences, Techniques and Technologies of Bamako. The accompanying files provide the necessary data files related to PV systems. This system under consideration is part of a pilot project of a grid-connected system in Mali by the Renewable Energies Agency (AER). The PV system is located at 12.62°N latitude and -7.99°W longitude. It is composed of 313 monocrystalline modules of 320W for an installed power of approximately 101kWp and they are fixed on support inclined at 6 degrees orientated East-West. The data were collected from March 2020 to February 2021.
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