| CPC H02J 3/004 (2020.01) [H02J 3/381 (2013.01); H02S 50/10 (2014.12); H02J 2300/26 (2020.01)] | 15 Claims |

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1. A method for controlling a local electrical network comprising an energy supply facility comprising at least one electricity production unit having at least one photovoltaic module and one or more electrical device(s), electrical energy storage unit(s), thermodymanic generator(s), or connection(s) to public electrical network(s), or combinations thereof, the method comprising:
determining predictive irradiance values for the site on which the energy supply facility is installed, the determination being carried out for time intervals of between one second and two days;
evaluating the photovoltaic power generated as a function of the determined predictive irradiance values and numerical values prerecorded in a database, this database including, for each day of the year and different times of each day, prerecorded numerical values for determining the photovoltaic electrical power generated as a function of the irradiance; and
reducing electrical consumption of an electrical device, drawing electrical energy from a storage unit, starting one or more thermoelectric generators, drawing electrical energy from the public network, or combinations thereof, if energy demand is greater than the photovoltaic power generated as a function of the determined predictive irradiance values and numerical values prerecorded in a database for a future time interval; or
storing electrical energy in a storage unit, stopping one or more thermoelectric generators, injecting electrical energy into the public network, or combinations thereof, if energy demand is less than the photovoltaic power generated as a function of the determined predictive irradiance values and numerical values prerecorded in a database for a future time interval;
wherein the database comprises for each moment contained in the database electrical power values generated as a function of different levels of irradiance, the levels of irradiance ranging between 0 and 1300 W/m2, in particular by increments of 10 W/m2; and
wherein the numerical values prerecorded in the database correspond to coefficients of a mathematical function describing values of electrical power generated as a function of irradiance.
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