We generated more than 10.5 kwh on Sunday, which is charted above. It's interesting to see that at least some power is generated over the course of 12 hours, even when the sun is very low, and on very rainy days, like Tuesday.
We generated 34 kwh in our first six days (below), running at a pace of 170 kwh per month; that seems to be in the right range, as PV Watts says I should generate 181 kwh in April (http://rredc.nrel.gov/solar/codes_algs/PVWATTS/version1/US/Maryland/Baltimore.html). (I may have to double-check the inputs there).
way to go! how does 34kwh translate to what an average house uses per week this time of year? exciting stuff :)
ReplyDeleteHey Bernadette! I'm producing about 20% of average daily usage... in this season I'm consuming about 900kwh per month, or 30kwh per day.
ReplyDeleteGreat work , keep it up and really you people are inspiration of many others. Keep sharing.
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