Photovoltaic (PV) Pumping Systems for Irrigation - Revision history

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 = Further Information<br/> =
+*[[Toolbox on SPIS|Toolbox on Solar Powered Irrigation Systems]]
 *[http://practicalaction.org/solar-photovoltaic-waterpumping-1 Fact sheet] on the advantages and disadvantages of solar photovoltaic water pumping, including real world application.
 *[[Design of Photovoltaic (PV) Pumping|Design of Photovoltaic Pumping]]

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−	-> see article [[~~Solar_Powered_Irrigation_Systems_(~~SPIS)\|"Solar Powered Irrigation Systems"]]<br/>	+	-> see article [[Basics and SWOT Analysis of SPIS\|"Solar Powered Irrigation Systems"]]<br/>

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−	~~-> see article [http://agriwaterpedia.info/wiki/Solar_Powered_Water_Pumps "~~Solar Powered ~~Water~~ Pumps"]	+	= SWOT Analysis of Solar Powered Pumps<br/> =

		+	-> see article [[Solar_Powered_Irrigation_Systems_(SPIS)\|"Solar Powered Irrigation Systems"]]<br/>

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 = Further Information =
 *[http://practicalaction.org/solar-photovoltaic-waterpumping-1 Fact sheet] on the advantages and disadvantages of solar photovoltaic water pumping, including real world application.
 *[[Design of Photovoltaic (PV) Pumping|Design of Photovoltaic Pumping]]
 *[http://www.climatetechwiki.org/technology/jiqweb-swp Climate Tech Wiki: Solar Water Pumps]
-*[[Photovoltaic (PV) Pumping|Photovoltaic (PV) Pumping]]
+*[[Photovoltaic (PV) Pumping|Photovoltaic (PV) Pumping]]<br/>
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 = References =

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 EnDev Bolivia offers technical support for water pumping systems with the aim of increased field productivity. Advisory services incl. system sizing and the choice of the appropriate energy technology (diesel, solar, wind or grid-connected). Trainings are also offered for interested farmers and co-operatives.
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 == Egypt<br/> ==
-GIZ Egypt offers technical support for the search of suitable international solar companies and local partners, studies on improved irrigation practices and capacity building material for on the job trainings as well as awareness raising activities for solar energy in Egypt (See also [[:File:https://energypedia.info/wiki/Solar_Powered_Irrigation_Systems_in_Egypt|Solar Powered Irrigation Systems in Egypt]]) <br/>
+GIZ Egypt offers technical support for the search of suitable international solar companies and local partners, studies on improved irrigation practices and capacity building material for on the job trainings as well as awareness raising activities for solar energy in Egypt (See also [[Solar_Powered_Irrigation_Systems_in_Egypt|Solar Powered Irrigation Systems in Egypt]])<br/>

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−	~~== Egypt ==~~
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−	GIZ Egypt offers technical support for the search of suitable international solar companies and local partners, studies on improved irrigation practices and capacity building material for on the job trainings as well as awareness raising activities for solar energy in Egypt.

		+	== Egypt<br/> ==
		+	GIZ Egypt offers technical support for the search of suitable international solar companies and local partners, studies on improved irrigation practices and capacity building material for on the job trainings as well as awareness raising activities for solar energy in Egypt (See also [[:File:https://energypedia.info/wiki/Solar_Powered_Irrigation_Systems_in_Egypt\|Solar Powered Irrigation Systems in Egypt]]) <br/>

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 = Overview =
-Due to the falling costs of solar modules, '''photovoltaic pumps (PVP)''' are an increasingly competitive solution for irrigated agricultural production as well as other uses.
+Photovoltaic Powered Irrigation Systems are a technically mature but not yet a very widespread technology. A typical system consists of an energy source (PV array) to produce the power required for the pump that lifts the water to a usable height where it is distributed (thorugh open water flow, piped water with outlets, sprinkler systems, drip irrigation etc.).
-= SWOT Analyses of Solar Powered Pumps =
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 -> see article [http://agriwaterpedia.info/wiki/Solar_Powered_Water_Pumps "Solar Powered Water Pumps"]
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 = Economics of PV Pumping (PVP) Systems =
-<div>Economics of PV pumping systems for irrigation is dependent on numerous factors (see article "[[Photovoltaic (PV) Pumping|PV Pumping]]").<br/></div><div><br/></div><div><u>In general, PV pumps for irrigation can only be operated cost-efficiently under the following conditions:</u></div><div></div>
+<div>Economics of PV pumping systems for irrigation is dependent on numerous factors (see article "[[Photovoltaic (PV) Pumping|PV Pumping]]").<br/></div><div><u>In general, PV pumps for irrigation can only be operated cost-efficiently under the following conditions:</u></div><div></div>
 *In order to reduce the energy requirements of PVP irrigation systems water-conserving and energy-saving micro-irrigation techniques have to be applied.
 *The plot size for PVP irrigation should be below 4 hectares.
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 *PVP irrigation systems require a careful planning of the crop schedule and are more demanding of user skills.
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 = Case Study: "Potential for Solar PV Water Pumping for Irrigation in Bihar, India" =
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-== Overview ==
+= Overview =
 Due to the falling costs of solar modules, '''photovoltaic pumps (PVP)''' are an increasingly competitive solution for irrigated agricultural production as well as other uses.
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-== SWOT Analyses of Solar Powered Pumps ==
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-see article [http://agriwaterpedia.info/wiki/Solar_Powered_Water_Pumps "Solar Powered Water Pumps"]
+-> see article [http://agriwaterpedia.info/wiki/Solar_Powered_Water_Pumps "Solar Powered Water Pumps"]
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-== Economics of PVP Systems ==
+= Economics of PV Pumping (PVP) Systems =
 <div>Economics of PV pumping systems for irrigation is dependent on numerous factors (see article "[[Photovoltaic (PV) Pumping|PV Pumping]]").<br/></div><div><br/></div><div><u>In general, PV pumps for irrigation can only be operated cost-efficiently under the following conditions:</u></div><div></div>
 *In order to reduce the energy requirements of PVP irrigation systems water-conserving and energy-saving micro-irrigation techniques have to be applied.
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+= Case Study: "Potential for Solar PV Water Pumping for Irrigation in Bihar, India" =
 This report assesses the technical maturity and the market potential for solar powered water pumping for irrigation - in Bihar, India. It provides an overview of the current usage of solar water pumps for irrigation, along with opportunities and challenges for their usage.
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 India uses 12 million gridbased (electric) and 9 million diesel irrigation pump sets (C-STEP 2010). However, due to high operational cost of diesel pump farmers are forced to practice deficit irrigation of crops,resulting in considerable reductions in their yield and income.
-Solar Photovoltaic (SPV) sets represent an environment-friendly, low-maintenance and costeffective alternative to irrigation pump sets which run on grid electricity or diesel. It is etimated that India's potential for Solar PV water pumping for irrigation to is 9 to 70 million solar PV pump sets, i.e. at least 255 billion ltr/year of diesel savings (HWWI 2005). Still, solar PV water pumping systems remain a rather unknown technical option, especially in the agricultural sector.
+'''Solar Photovoltaic (SPV)''' sets represent an environment-friendly, low-maintenance and costeffective alternative to irrigation pump sets which run on grid electricity or diesel. It is etimated that India's potential for Solar PV water pumping for irrigation to is 9 to 70 million solar PV pump sets, i.e. at least 255 billion ltr/year of diesel savings (HWWI 2005). Still, solar PV water pumping systems remain a rather unknown technical option, especially in the agricultural sector.
 In Bihar, solar PV water pumping for irrigation is a suitable option. Bihar has ample availability of surface and ground water, suitable agricultural practices, and sufficient solar radiation conducive for solar PV water pumping. The study points out key<br/>challenges and potential solutions for tapping the solar water pumping potential in Bihar - structured into market related, regulatory, and technology related issues.
-The study concludes that policy makers, the private sector and other facilitating stakeholders and financial institutes need to come together and address the analysed barriers to large-scale deployment of the solar PV water pumping systems in Bihar.
+The study concludes that policy makers, the private sector and other facilitating stakeholders and financial institutes need to come together and address the analysed barriers to large-scale deployment of the solar PV water pumping systems in Bihar. <ref name="C-STEP, (2010). “Harnessing Solar Energy: Options for India” Centre for Study of Science, Technology and Policy (C-STEP).">C-STEP, (2010). “Harnessing Solar Energy: Options for India” Centre for Study of Science, Technology and Policy (C-STEP).</ref><ref>GIZ, 2013. Solar Water Pumping for Irrigation. Opportunities in Bihar, India: http://www.igen-re.in/files/giz 2013 report solar water pumping for irrigation in bihar.pdffckLR</ref><ref>HWWI, (2005). “CDM potentials for SPV pumps in India” Hamburgisches Welt Wirtschafts Institut (HWWI), Research Paper No 4.: http://www.hwwi.org/uploads/tx wilpubdb/HWWI Research Paper 4.pdf</ref>
-GIZ, 2013. [http://www.igen-re.in/files/giz__2013__report_solar_water_pumping_for_irrigation_in_bihar.pdf Solar Water Pumping for Irrigation. Opportunities in Bihar, India].
+<br/>► [http://www.igen-re.in/files/giz__2013__report_solar_water_pumping_for_irrigation_in_bihar.pdf Solar Water Pumping for Irrigation. Opportunities in Bihar, India] (GIZ, 2013)
-HWWI, (2005). [http://www.hwwi.org/uploads/tx_wilpubdb/HWWI_Research_Paper_4.pdf “CDM potentials for SPV pumps in India” Hamburgisches Welt Wirtschafts Institut (HWWI), Research Paper No 4.]
+-> [[India Energy Situation|India Energy Situation]]
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 *[[Design of Photovoltaic (PV) Pumping|Design of Photovoltaic Pumping]]
 *[http://www.climatetechwiki.org/technology/jiqweb-swp Climate Tech Wiki: Solar Water Pumps]
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