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Add to that a place that is close enough to the equator that there are no drastic seasonal shifts in PV production.
by jnsaff2 3y ago
Add to that a place that is close enough to the equator that there are no drastic seasonal shifts in PV production.
- throwaway2037 3y agoIn the sub/tropics, usually there are only two seasons: wet and dry. During wet season, how much is PV production affected?
- PNewling 3y agoMy understanding is rain/clouds don't drastically affect energy production, and sometimes the first rains can work to clear some dirt and debris off.
- doublespanner 3y agoGenerally you get less than 1/3 of ideal conditions during rain. Overcast less than 2/3 of ideal.
- syncsynchalt 3y agoIn Hawaii, each island has a dry side and a wet side. You can site grid-scale solar on the dry side.