I think Swiss had a pilot like this maybe year or two ago already. So I'm most definitely not the first one using vertical panels (there have been many before Swiss). Also they are using existing walls to get some solar benefit, while my target was to get max solar with lowest possible cost (no tracker, old used electric poles). While they can have a lot of snow in some places high up, I'm not sure if this is why they use vertical installation here. I on the other hand most certainly am. It has been slowly snowing for half a week, so I'm pretty happy with my design right now.Saw this thought of you.
Switzerland put vertical solar panels on a roadside retaining wall
A canton in Switzerland commissioned a project in which solar panels were attached vertically to a roadside retaining wall.electrek.co
Now I can get same rack battery for 130e/kWh. So their prices are coming down fast, just like individual cell prices.I can DIY for around 150 Euro per kWh at this moment. Looking forward to your number.
Now I can get same rack battery for 130e/kWh. So their prices are coming down fast, just like individual cell prices.
Envious..Got two almost sunny days yesterday and today. Yesterday it was cloudy in the morning, today in the afternoon. 60kWh on both days (5 day old snow with actual heavy rain between and -1C to-2C only). Looking at the curves it should be possible to make about 80-90kwh in one perfect day in these conditions and maybe 100kWh with fresh snow and -25C. One and a half day to winter solstice so this is the best of the worst time possible.
I almost doubled my whole December yield with these two almost sunny days. Now barely over 0,3Mwh and rest of the month should be snow/overcast according to recent forecasts. Not looking very good in here either. Plus I think I have corona (my wife and my youngest daughter had positive tests this morning). Don't have time to be sick just now...Envious..
Been dark, overcast and grey here since October
I thought you guys up there were in hibernation this time of year.0,4MWh out of 44kWp for December. Would have been just over 0,3MWh without last day sunshine (70kWh). Got 91kWh today, which is close to maximum at this time of year and it looks like I might get close to 0,5MWh this week only. 2024 seems to have nice solar start, but I'm pretty sure Mother Nature will piss on my parade sooner or later... Probably sooner.
I thought you guys up there were in hibernation this time of year.
Bloody fireworks last night woke me up. Maybe few shots (bottles) of vodka and I might get back to sleep.I thought you guys up there were in hibernation this time of year.
-26C and just a little too much wind to really enjoy any outside activities.Not at all - perfect weather right now: -22C here and snow, just no sun. Probably going ice fishing tomorrow
Did it wake up the livestock next to you also? (that’s what you use to keep warm in the winter, right?)Bloody fireworks last night woke me up. Maybe few shots (bottles) of vodka and I might get back to sleep.
That one uses earmuffs 'cause of my alleged snoring, so no. It would take a nuke. ?Did it wake up the livestock next to you also? (that’s what you use to keep warm in the winter, right?)
Read some news now...Finland today reached 21 NOK (1.80 Euros) per kWh consumption only, fees extra.
Let's hope you will have much production in the following days ^^
Expensive.
Guess what I have been doing...2.35 Euro!
WOW!, now if we could just sell some kWh to the grid at these prices...ROI would be so much better!
{If the North Atlantic wasn't in the way, I am sure Canada would be happy to run a line over, to help out UNAP!}