IMPROVING THE ENERGY EFFICIENCY OF A MULTI-APARTMENT RESIDENTIAL COMPLEX THROUGH THE USE OF A SOLAR POWER PLANT AS AN ADDITIONAL ENERGY SOURCE

This paper examines the key aspects of improving the energy efficiency of multi-apartment residential complexes (MRC) through the modernization of electrical systems, lighting equipment, and the integration of solar power plants (SPP). Particular attention is given to the analysis of the potential use of solar energy to meet building needs, reduce energy consumption, and lower greenhouse gas emissions. The study presents a calculation of the installed capacity of the SPP based on Canadian Solar modules installed on both the roof and the facade of the building, taking into account climatic conditions and building orientation. The work emphasizes the importance of a systematic approach to the design of power supply systems for modern residential buildings in the context of sustainable development.