Renewables: "talking 'bout my generation"

shafeeq

Hi

Didn't think it was much of a good day but surprised about the generation today 9.379 kwh I had to add the last digit :T

Oscargrouch

Per sacly 10kWh today - end of 3rd 1/4 £441.61p generated.:beer: Will get my numbers into E-ON later; found a new way of getting paid in 5 days, will let you into the secret Thurs.:rotfl:
Pleased with todays result all things considered, thanks to ----



Going to have a dig around that far chimney in the morning!:j:A

EricMears

15.85 kWh today. Rather better than forecasters led me to expect.

Martyn1981

Expecting a poor wet day, but got 14 + 9 (targets 10 + 5). The next few days look poor, but were looking awful so some improvement.

Oscar that's a cracking photo, will you be hunting for both pots of gold?

Mart.

jkpaul

17.5kWh generated today, end of 3rd quarter.

Total for 3 months 1325 units.
Total for 9 months 2925.

£623 not bad for 3 of the sunniest months.
£1354 for 9 months also passable.

I put figures in to E.on by phone as recommended here and by them.
Told to expect payment within 7 days.
Let's hope they beat this!

Oscargrouch

Martyn1981 wrote: »

Oscar that's a cracking photo, will you be hunting for both pots of gold? Mart.

Nah, just the big un, got a spare Lump Hammer? Willing to share....a little.:rotfl:

KevinG

A slightly surprising 8.32kWh today, above PVGIS.

John_Pierpoint

Over voltage is deliberate?

I got another short period of time drop out in my inverter again today (?);
There was a 15 minute of "darkness" at about 15:00 according to my daily graph. Could not have been anything to do with the temperature of a cool windy Wednesday.

I am just wondering if it is anything to do with a situation, similar to falsifying the LIBOR rate, that was revealed on Wednesdays BBC Radio 4 "You and Yours" (near start of programme):

It seems that the electricity companies have been deliberately trying to exploit the deficiencies in the grid, rather than trying to minimise them to produce the lowest over all cost to the consumer.

If a local electricity company can unbalance the grid it gets paid compensation or extra for being "forced" to turn off an agreed supply or by being "forced" to turn on an expensive (gas fired?) generator.

The net effect is a surcharge of £4 a year on all our electricity bills to pay compensate the inefficiency supply companies, a revenue stream they are trying to maximise rather than minimise. (Capitalism - surprise surprise!).

Can anyone explain the method better than my efforts?

Could my mains voltage continually trying to get above 250V be anything to do with this parasitic activity?

KevinG

7.97kWh today. That'll be my last update for a while.

legoman62

15.46kWh yesterday
10.85kWh today
Note to self:-
Always make sure the sausages are well cooked on the barbecue!
Think I've had food poisoning for the last 2 days:mad: