This study examines whether photovoltaic systems in Sana’a could provide a technically feasible, economically viable and lower carbon alternative to the national grid.
Key findings:
- The collapse of Yemen’s national grid has pushed more households towards solar PV systems
- Experimental results show that PV grid parity is technically and economically viable under local climate conditions
- Wider PV adoption could reduce CO₂ emissions, while carbon pricing could help accelerate large scale deployment
This article was published in the WSSET affiliate journal, Energy Catalyst.
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Read the full article here: https://caravelpress.com/journals/ec/articles/2026.003