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How Does ENSO Impact the Solar Radiation Forecast in South America? The Self-affinity Analysis Approach
The major challenge we face today in the energy sector is to meet the growing demand for electricity with less impact on the environment. South America is an important player in the renewable energy resource. Brazil accelerated the growth of photovoltaic installed capacity in 2018. From April of 201
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