A guide for working out whether getting solar panels for your house is good financially

AdminA on October 26, 2015

This page has moved – to a different spot on the same website

https://www.feedbackreigns.net/solutions/evaluate-solar-panels/

The page offers:
. a method for evaluating solar panels, and
. a free spreadsheet to do the calculations

I moved the page as I am having technical problems with this page.

3 Replies to “A guide for working out whether getting solar panels for your house is good financially”

  1. Liz Gardner October 27, 2015 at 5:02 am

    Really interesting to see the solar panel economics in black & white. Thanks Andrew

    Regards Liz

  2. Mark B October 30, 2015 at 10:48 am

    22% seems a very low assumption for self consumption.
    May well be right for you but not representative of the levels most commonly experienced.

    To give an example of perhaps the other extreme I consumed 82% of my solar generation over the last 8 months since installation.
    4kW system (limited by roof shape)
    3.181MWh generated
    548.488kWh exported
    12.833MWh consumed (big pool, deep love of air conditioning and very old ducted air conditioner)
    People home 4 days a week.

    1. AdminA November 13, 2015 at 11:39 am

      Yes that 22% was low. I have changed this – and more. Thanks

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