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Renewables: "talking 'bout my generation"

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  • Martyn1981
    Martyn1981 Posts: 15,408 Forumite
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    Merlin139 said:
    Another sectional view of the Swiss Alps on my graph today with 5 very steep peaks! :D

    4.13 O's So happy because rain was included. 
    So you got a Toblerone!

    [Don't worry, I just made that one up.]
    Mart. Cardiff. 8.72 kWp PV systems (2.12 SSW 4.6 ESE & 2.0 WNW). 20kWh battery storage. Two A2A units for cleaner heating. Two BEV's for cleaner driving.

    For general PV advice please see the PV FAQ thread on the Green & Ethical Board.
  • ggmf
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    Dull day here too, 3.5 & 2.1, too many dark days, 'flaming' June finishes with 99.91% of PVGIS  :(
    2 Separate arrays, 7 x JASolar 380w panels (2.66kWp) south facing, 4 x JASolar 380w panels (1.52kWp) east facing, 11 x Tigo optimizers & cloud, Growatt SPH5000, Growatt 6.5kWh Hybrid battery (Go-live 01/12/21) - Additional reporting via Solar Assistant.
  • ed110220
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    edited 30 June 2022 at 9:42PM
    Overcast and rainy for much of the day here, 12.9 kWh, 2.69 O's.

    So far we have generated 200.6 kWh and exported 95.2 kWh.
    Solar install June 2022, Bath
    4.8 kW array, Growatt SPH5000 inverter, 1x Seplos Mason 280L V3 battery 15.2 kWh.
    SSW roof. ~22° pitch, BISF house. 12 x 400W Hyundai panels
  • EcoScruples
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    2.63 which was enough to be completely self sufficient today so pleased with that.
    For the 21 days in June since install I averaged 20kW per day and still only 69kW short of the PVGIS target.
    447kW made in 21 days, lovely.
    4.3kwp JA panels, Huawei 3.68kw Hybrid inverter, Huawei 10kw Lunar 2000 battery, Myenergi eddi, South facing array with a 15 degree roof pitch, winter shade.
  • ed110220
    ed110220 Posts: 1,614 Forumite
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    2.63 which was enough to be completely self sufficient today so pleased with that.
    For the 21 days in June since install I averaged 20kW per day and still only 69kW short of the PVGIS target.
    447kW made in 21 days, lovely.
    Practically the same here, averaged about 21 kWh/day since install on the 21 June. Even on a dull day like today the battery is full. We only seem to import more than a tiny amount when using the hob/oven as presumably it draws more than the batteries can supply. 
    Solar install June 2022, Bath
    4.8 kW array, Growatt SPH5000 inverter, 1x Seplos Mason 280L V3 battery 15.2 kWh.
    SSW roof. ~22° pitch, BISF house. 12 x 400W Hyundai panels
  • Laycity
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    Late sunshine here gave a steady 4.78 O's. A decent 114% PVGI's for June


    Solar install Aug 2021, Lancashire
    4.74kW array, 4.6kW Solis inverter. SSW roof. 21° pitch. No shading. Pigeon Proofed.
    12 x 395W Jinko Tiger panels 
    Powerwall install Nov 21

    Octopus Go Faster tariff - 3 hours @ 4.5p/kW 20:30-23:30 and 15.78p/kW peak rate 

  • EcoScruples
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    ed110220 said:
    2.63 which was enough to be completely self sufficient today so pleased with that.
    For the 21 days in June since install I averaged 20kW per day and still only 69kW short of the PVGIS target.
    447kW made in 21 days, lovely.
    Practically the same here, averaged about 21 kWh/day since install on the 21 June. Even on a dull day like today the battery is full. We only seem to import more than a tiny amount when using the hob/oven as presumably it draws more than the batteries can supply. 
    I have a similar experience with grid pull, my average grid use per day is now 280w this is mostly the shower that runs at 4.5kw so 1.3kw over the inverter rating and also tiny amounts of grid pull when I kettles, ovens, microwaves etc go on and off and the battery balances the discharge. I can live with that.
    Total grid use for this month (excl days 1 to 8) was just 5kw.
    4.3kwp JA panels, Huawei 3.68kw Hybrid inverter, Huawei 10kw Lunar 2000 battery, Myenergi eddi, South facing array with a 15 degree roof pitch, winter shade.
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