Solar panel production figures

I realised this morning that my Solar Edge system never generated anything yesterday, and it only started generating about 12:30 today.
 
So I just passed my first year.
Ignoring the few days end of Nov 22, Dec 22 - Nov 23 I generated 4449KWh, vs (overly cautious) installer target of 3750kWh, I upped that for my targets to 3950 as I saw them being too pessimistic in regards shading to West. (Houses are high but are end on so cant be 5% impact from shading)

In regards savings. Taking everything into account, benefit from savings sessions, a couple of octopus referrals, some diverted energy etc I saved £2,041 compared to what I would realistically have paid on cap tariff. Which gives me 15% of system cost back in year 1.
So I am still on track for payback between 6-7 years. (Installer quoted 10)

My year 2 targets are set to 4175kWh, being the average for each month of original target and first year actuals.

Overall despite issues with batteries (not resolved yet I think), I am very happy with having solar. Sure i could maybe have waited a year and paid a lower price, but I dont think my install would have dropped by £2k
 
Mercenary Keyboard Warrior said:
So I just passed my first year.
Ignoring the few days end of Nov 22, Dec 22 - Nov 23 I generated 4449KWh, vs (overly cautious) installer target of 3750kWh, I upped that for my targets to 3950 as I saw them being too pessimistic in regards shading to West. (Houses are high but are end on so cant be 5% impact from shading)

In regards savings. Taking everything into account, benefit from savings sessions, a couple of octopus referrals, some diverted energy etc I saved £2,041 compared to what I would realistically have paid on cap tariff. Which gives me 15% of system cost back in year 1.
So I am still on track for payback between 6-7 years. (Installer quoted 10)

My year 2 targets are set to 4175kWh, being the average for each month of original target and first year actuals.

Overall despite issues with batteries (not resolved yet I think), I am very happy with having solar. Sure i could maybe have waited a year and paid a lower price, but I dont think my install would have dropped by £2k
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This is the way. Congrats.
 
0.828kWh

Didn't get any charge in to the batteries from solar at all again, battery just went down hill all day, currently down to 33%, which means it won't get a full charge in the off peak period.

Tomorrow's forecast is bad as well, only Wednesday and Friday seem to have much in them, even then its only single digits.

Welshman said:
0.7…. Nearly beat ron again lol
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Not quite enough :D

Oldman2 said:
1.0kWh for me...
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Beat me again, you are in second place on the live charts.
 
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