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• TITLE: Solar Tracking Device for Photovoltaic Solar Energy System: A Review

  AUTHORS: Adewumi Hope Kofoworola, Adejumo Kehinde Ezekiel, Abiodun Ayodele Joshua, Oyetunji Emmanuel Oluwapelumi, Oyeshola Hakeem Olayinka, Oladimeji Azeez

  KEYWORDS: Solar, Tracking, Photovoltaic, Energy

  JOURNAL NAME: Open Access Library Journal, Vol.12 No.3, March 26, 2025

  ABSTRACT: In the face of the traditional fossil fuel energy crisis, solar energy stands out as a green, clean, and renewable energy source. Solar photovoltaic tracking technology is an effective solution to this problem. This review delves into the sustainable development of solar photovoltaic tracking technology, analyzing its current state, limiting factors and future trends. The adjustment of solar panel orientation using solar tracking technology to maximize energy generation efficiency has been widely implemented in various fields, including solar power plants. Currently, limiting factors for this technology include energy generation efficiency, costs and the complexity of various environmental conditions. In terms of sustainable development, this article emphasizes the importance of photovoltaic materials and manufacturing innovation, energy efficiency improvements, as well as the integration of smart and digital technologies. Future trends include higher precision, broader applications, and lower costs. Solar photovoltaic tracking technology will play a pivotal role in global energy production, fostering the realization of a clean and sustainable energy future.