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PV installation on building rooftops and façades in Chile : technical and economic potential

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Fig. 1-1: Side facade with PV project installed
Fig. 1-2: Chilean resources – (a) GHI, (b) energy-only rate, (c) retail rate, (d) population  and (e) buildings
Fig. 1-3: Daily average GHI monthly 2010 in Chile by districts
Fig. 1-4: Ratio of incident radiation received to maximum at optimal mounting: from tilt  angle  0°  (horizontal)  to  90°  (vertical)  and  orientation  from  90°  (East)  to  270°  (west)  compared to the maximum radiation received (
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