데이터 품질관리와 머신러닝을 활용한 태양광 발전량 예측 정확도 향상 연구
Improving the Accuracy of Photovoltaic Power Generation Forecasting Using Data Quality Control and Machine Learning
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With the rapid expansion of renewable energy deployment, power systems are increasingly exposed to issues such as higher output variability. Photovoltaic generation, as the most widely installed variable renewable energy source both domestically and internationally, exhibits significant fluctuations due to weather conditions. These characteristics lead to operational challenges including increased curtailment, higher reserve requirements, and even risks of large-scale outages. This study aimed to improve the accuracy of photovoltaic power generation forecasting by developing a data quality control procedure for meteorological data collected at a PV plant. The quality-controlled data were used as inputs to SVM and XGBoost, resulting in improved forecasting accuracy, with MAPE decreasing from 7–10% to 6.32% and 6.08%, respectively. The results demonstrate that meteorological data quality control significantly enhances PV forecasting performance and can contribute to distributed energy resource operation and curtailment mitigation strategies.
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With the rapid expansion of renewable energy deployment, power systems are increasingly exposed to issues such as higher output variability. Photovoltaic generation, as the most widely installed variable renewable energy source both domestically and internationally, exhibits significant fluctuations due to weather conditions. These characteristics lead to operational challenges including increased curtailment, higher reserve requirements, and even risks of large-scale outages. This study aimed to improve the accuracy of photovoltaic power generation forecasting by developing a data quality control procedure for meteorological data collected at a PV plant. The quality-controlled data were used as inputs to SVM and XGBoost, resulting in improved forecasting accuracy, with MAPE decreasing from 7–10% to 6.32% and 6.08%, respectively. The results demonstrate that meteorological data quality control significantly enhances PV forecasting performance and can contribute to distributed energy resource operation and curtailment mitigation strategies.