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Modeling Short-term Solar Energy Generation: an Integrated Approach

The non-renewable energy generation process emits undesirable CO2 emissions which has long been regarded as a threat to our environment, and ultimately, human beings. Renewable energy is perceived as a viable solution in response to transitioning to a greener future and tackling climate change. However, the major challenge associated with most renewable energy sources is the intermittency caused by fluctuating weather conditions. This paper proposes an integrated approach in predicting the short-term solar energy generation based on changing weather conditions. The proposed approach is generic and thus can be treated as a systematic framework of predicting the generation of different renewable energy. An illustrative example is provided, demonstrating the practicability of the approach.