Here is my monthly report on how our solar panel system did in July. We have: 20x400W panels = 8kW 5kW inverter 9.5kWh battery This is not intended to generate all our power as we would not get enough

June was quite productive for our 8kW of west-facing panels in central UK. There has been some cloud, but I think the system still maxes out the 5kW inverter anyway. The battery is 9.5kWh and helps save

As we get into the sunnier months our energy production is ramping up. The days are getting longer and the sun gets higher in the sky. Our 8kW of panels face west, but we can be producing from fairly early

Things are ramping up with the solar as the days get longer. That does not mean it is sunny all the time, but the panels can get a surprising amount of power even when there are clouds. So far this year

March has been a good month for solar. We had a lot of sun and the days are getting longer. It is actually a while since it really rained here and we could do with some on the garden, but things are pretty

It is a full year since our solar generation system was installed. It consists of 20x400W panels (8kW total), 5kW inverter and 9.5kWh battery. I have just been trying to extract some data from the GivEnergy

When you have solar panels you become much more conscious of how much sunlight you are getting. That is especially true as we go through the darker months with shorter days. January has not been too bright,

Happy new year! As I write this the rain is hammering down and it has been really windy. The solar panels seem secure though. We were away for a few days over Christmas and this is when our system had