Renewables: "talking 'bout my generation"

QrizB

Almost a perfect curve, shape-wise, but barely touching 2kW at the peak (26% down on nominal) due, I think, to a combination of heat and dust, and altitude of the sun (my panels point lower that the midday sun, at this time of year).

14.6kWh, 5.37 Os

Netexporter

Funny old day. Steady production from early on, but a veil of high cloud kept the irradiance below 750W/m2 (and UV index at 7). Then late afternoon the inverter tripped, presumably from a power surge, which also took out my voltage monitor. Rebooted the inverter, then got a power cut notification, although the power hadn't gone off, at that point. A while later there was a brief interruption, presumably when they reconnected the the places that were off supply. Then it clouded over. I lost the generation figures.in the reboot, but it was at 16kWh when I looked after lunch.

I shall declare a Hawaii, under the Duckworth Lewis method.

SuzeQStan

7.063 O’s - don’t think I’ve been in heaven two days in a row before

legoman62

25.6 kWh or 6.4 O’s today🍾

pete-20-11

5.65 Os here. 

ed110220

30.5 kWh here, 6.35 Os

Alnat1

6.4 O's a perfect curve but heat and possibly dust kept total production down. Still pretty good tough.

ggmf

1st perfect curve this year and it's mid June! 6.6 & 1.38 from the 2 arrays, the heat killed production 

theharebreaks

A near perfect curve with one small blip in the afternoon giving me 6.69 O's.  I am assuming the heat kept production down, as it is around half a O below my best day in May.  With the slightly longer day I was hoping to match that

Martyn1981

Netexporter said:

Funny old day. Steady production from early on, but a veil of high cloud kept the irradiance below 750W/m2 (and UV index at 7). Then late afternoon the inverter tripped, presumably from a power surge, which also took out my voltage monitor. Rebooted the inverter, then got a power cut notification, although the power hadn't gone off, at that point. A while later there was a brief interruption, presumably when they reconnected the the places that were off supply. Then it clouded over. I lost the generation figures.in the reboot, but it was at 16kWh when I looked after lunch.

I shall declare a Hawaii, under the Duckworth Lewis method.

That gave me such a laugh, and reminded me of an old song, though I was surprised to see Elvis singing it.


Been good here, as others have said, high temps are limiting the total, so 'only' 5.6 O's. TBF most years I don't get a single Maiden, as cold winds are typically needed, so doing great. Month end projection at 102%.