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June 06, 2020, 12:32:07 AM Last edit: June 06, 2020, 03:14:58 AM by frodocooper |
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The solar costed me zero, it is a government issued offer. It's a legislation in which they reimburse 110% of everything you pay to build the implant up to $60k in a timeframe of 5years, however, you can give up this credit to the agency installator and they install it for free, including the panels costs and everything else. However, as a binding by contract, I won't be able to sell the exceeding energy out of consumption, I'll be forced to give it to the public net for free, so lets say i consume 3kWh for my house, 17kWh is unused and go lost. Atm I have 56panels of 360W each (20.160W total), do you think it's possible to make some profit out of those? I won't expect full power 365 days per year, as that's impossible, there is rainy days, cloudy, etc, so let's say I expect an average of 13-15kWh instead of 20.
What I am aiming for, is to run a couple of hardwares leaving enough to store energy on batteries for the night, however, I've no idea how much that would be profitable or worth to do. Because, let's say I have to pay 1.5k usd to generate 6$ a day, that would means I need 8 months to get back those 1.5k, and on a btc market, that will never happen I suppose, as it fluctuate a lot and if it goes down, I just lost moneys by the hardware cost. Are my calculations correct?
Also, why 20kWh needs to be divided by a factor of 5 or more? Aren't the panels max power (so, in my case, 360W per panel aren't full 360W)?
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