Renewables: "talking 'bout my generation"

Spies

0.09, rubbish end to the year.

Total generation for December 51.1kWh, bit short of PVGIS prediction of 72.6kWh

legoman62

Best day of the last 15 = 0.5 O's today😄
December total 43.5 kWh, worst month....ever.🤬
2021 total 3466.6 kWh. 3rd worst year of the last 10!🤔

ggmf

Misty drizzly hence 0.29 O's

Coastalwatch

Best day in eight here, better late than never! 0.85 O's, marginally above average for Dec which returned a meagre 69% of pvgis and in turn finishing the year at 96.7%. Poorest year since install in 2018, but 96.7% better than having no PV at all.

Laycity

A decent 0.97 O’s here, the 6th best day of the month. Full stats tomorrow - happy new year everyone! 🍺

Spies

Looks like of the 51kWh generated I exported 16kWh which gives me a self use percentage of 59%

I thought that would be a little higher considering some of the really low generation days where I must have used 99% of it.

With that in mind, 35kWh * 20p = a saving of £7

Martyn1981

December results:

Very poor month* with 77% of target. Zero spread, with 77% for the ESE and WNW.
Generated 60.6kWh (10.86O's).
Imported 556kWh.
Exported 12kWh.
Consumed 605kWh. 
Gas was ~1,120kWh.

* Worst ever were Nov and Dec 2015 with 59% & 55% respectively.



2021 Results:

Good year with 106% of target. Narrow spread, with 104% for the ESE and 109% for the WNW.
Generated 4,625kWh (828.85 O's).
Imported 3,620kWh.
Exported 2,473kWh.
Consumed 5,772kWh. 
Gas was ~6,831kWh.

Annual leccy consumption is up from ~3,000kWh prior to BEV's and small heatpumps.

Coastalwatch

After an awful December an encouraging start to '22 with 0.82 O's, so approaching mediocre.

Merlin139

0.54 O's 

Best day of January and would you believe the best day of the year!

Laycity

Decent start here as well with 0.77 O’s and a few sunny few days to look forward to.

December saw 76.5 kW generated, 87% of my PVGI target. 62% of this was used, 36% to the battery and 2% exported.

Total import from the grid - 631kW
Total export - 2kW

Average price paid = 6.4p per Kw. 

Using my 15.78p peak rate my solar has saved me £7.48 and my battery has saved me £42 in its first month. This is based on the actual discharge amount.