January 31, 20233 yr Fings is lookin' up.... One whole 48p's worth of PV generated by lunchtime for the first time this year. Snowdrops are poking their heads up , and Rees Mogg isn't on the radio every bleedin' day. Whass not ter like?
January 31, 20233 yr We have a wide south-facing window, which I'm having to keep the curtains closed on most of the day to avoid the sun being directly in my eyes whilst working. Got me thinking, must be a pretty good aspect for a PV array...
January 31, 20233 yr Hi @ToughButterCup Yes I remember our delight at the first 1, 10, 100 and 1000kWh!!! Most exciting next was charging the car, then the hot water via a diverter. I am keenly looking forward to the first 10,000kWhs! Camelias @SteamyTea? No, not out yet. But soon...
January 31, 20233 yr 11 minutes ago, Marvin said: Camelias @SteamyTea? No, not out yet. But soon... Spring moves a about 1.5 MPH. But it travels in a SW to NE direction. So that makes you about 45 miles away, in time. So should only be a day and a bit later (30 hours).
January 31, 20233 yr 53 minutes ago, jayc89 said: We have a wide south-facing window, which I'm having to keep the curtains closed on most of the day to avoid the sun being directly in my eyes whilst working. Got me thinking, must be a pretty good aspect for a PV array... It's been a good end to the month for PV, I've generated around 115kWh this month, 10% ahead of the PVGIS estimates.
January 31, 20233 yr 4 minutes ago, S2D2 said: 10% ahead of the PVGIS estimates. As long as we don't have a year like 2011. Capacity Factor was halved. https://www.statista.com/statistics/555697/solar-electricity-load-factor-uk/
January 31, 20233 yr 58 minutes ago, Fly100 said: 313 kWh here, nice little boost at the end of the month too. Similar to the energy I saved last month by fixing a door and fitting secondary glazing.
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