Florencia Almonacid
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Florencia Almonacid is a leading researcher in photovoltaic energy, specializing in the spectral impact on solar cell performance and the optimization of high-concentrator photovoltaic (HCPV) systems. Her work bridges the gap between advanced photovoltaic technologies and real-world energy yield, with a particular focus on how varying solar spectra affect the efficiency of both HCPV and conventional silicon-based modules. Her most-cited paper, "Comparative assessment of the spectral impact on the energy yield of high concentrator and conventional photovoltaic technology" (2015, 74 citations), provides critical insights into how spectral variations influence the annual energy production of different PV technologies, offering a framework for more accurate performance modeling and system design. Almonacid’s contributions are instrumental in advancing the reliability and bankability of HCPV systems, a key area for next-generation solar energy. Her work is widely recognized for its practical implications in solar resource assessment and module rating, making her a pivotal figure in the transition toward higher-efficiency, spectrally-adaptive photovoltaic technologies.
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