Solar

360.32 kWh Produced September 2023 was slightly above average sun sine and generated just over 360 kWh of power for the month and around 11.6 kWh per day on average. Total consumption for the month was 922.7 kWh as shown below. Giving total import of 704 kWh and Export of 142 kWh   Solar production […]

409.87 kWh Produced August 2023 was you typical English summer, wet, not that warm cold and generally grim. A stark contrast to Europe with record temperatures in the southern countries like Spain and Greece, Sun levels well below forecasts. Rest of Europe basking in sun shin with record hot temperatures and sundry wild fires burning

405.74 kWh Produced July 2023 was wet, cold and generally grim. Sun levels well below forecasts. Rest of Europe basking in sun shin with record hot temperatures and sundry wild fires burning especially in Greece. A month ago Solar Edge released a new version of the Solar Monitor app with a better battery management system.

581 kWh June 2023 was a reasonably consistent month in terms of sun shine with a most days having abundant sunshine with small amounts of cloud cover and little rain. Also benefiting from the longest days of the years with the summer equinox on June 21.  During June Solar Edge released a new version of

544 kWh May 2023 was more like what we expect for the English spring. Low rain fall and many bright days contributed to over 544 kWh for the month. As the graph above shows sunlight was pretty constant from the 10th May to the end of May. The second chart shows how dismal March was,

159.16 kWh March 2023 may be one of the most gloomy and grim March months ever recoded.  The sun makes a reappearance  After a cloudy March, April get’s it’s hat back on. Our Solar Edge system generated 378.99 kWh of power for the month. The second chart shows how dismal March was, with virtually the

159.16 kWh March 2023 may be one of the most gloomy and grim March months ever recoded.  The Telegraph reported: Parts of southern England have had only a tenth of the average sunshine during the first two weeks of March, according to data from the University of Reading. Exeter and Yeovil had the least hours

149.34 KWH See complete Solar Project details with year to date data: Full 2023 data

As our heat wave continues, the UK’s solar output topped that of any other generation technology over a recent weekend Data from the government and National Grid-backed Sheffield Solar PV_Live project showed that on Saturday 30 June at lunchtime solar delivered ~9.38GW which, while just shy of a new generation record, was equivalent to almost 28% of