Solar power generation is usually affected by different meteorological factors, such as rainfall, cloud cover, solar radiation, and temperature. This variability has shown a negative impact on the large-scale integration of solar energy into energy su...
Solar power generation is usually affected by different meteorological factors, such as rainfall, cloud cover, solar radiation, and temperature. This variability has shown a negative impact on the large-scale integration of solar energy into energy supply systems. In order to smoothly supply solar energy, the amount of power generated from solar panels must be accurately predicted. Problematic solar panels can cause problems that affect the power generation of the entire solar array. These problems result in loss of power production. In this study, we collected, compared and analyzed solar power generation data for each type of solar module and each floor condition, and identified under which floor conditions the power generation of solar modules was high. Solar power generation forecasts were created through modeling using artificial intelligence technology. In the case of deep learning models, this is data obtained from the target power production value in kWh and other characteristics such as weather conditions, solar radiation, and solar radiation. Power generation values from solar panels were collected at time intervals from January 1 to December 31, 2021. To demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed model, several deep learning approaches GRU models were implemented. Model performance evaluation showed that (MAE) was 0.145, 0.087, 0.082, and 0.078 in the order of cement, snow field, desert, and grass field, respectively. The root mean square error (RMSE) of the model is 0.171, 0.115, 0.111, and 0.106, respectively. The optimal model for a double-sided solar panel with a low error rate was expressed. The proposed model showed efficient performance and was proven to be effective in predictiong time series data.