There has been huge transfer of Sahara dust in the last week, and I noticed that the production is a bit lower than the usual for the period of the year. I suppose power washing is needed and that could

Today is a bit cold, with partial sun. Not bad at all but of course it could be better.

The last two three days are sorta strange, the sun is not that high in the sky but the temperatures are similar to those in the summer, over 30 degree Celsius. Production is not optimal but is still good

When it rains, the production logically and obviously decreases. However, short rains may be a positive thing as actually they help clean and wash away the dust and bird dirt over them.

I really like such days when the production from our small photovoltaic power plant covers the most of the energy we need. I am still thinking of the way to utilize our investment in a better way though

It's a cold but sunny day and as sun trajectory is getting higher the photovoltaic production also is getting better.

Hi! It seems it was premature to worry for lower photovoltaic production as see the peak values for yesterday. They seem pretty normal for an late winter day. With sunlight, yes, but the sun isn't high

Hello! There are many photovoltaic panel reviews suggesting there is significant deterioration over time, bigger than what the manufacturers admit. How does the warranty cover for that? My guess, it does

The PV power production is barely hitting 1 kWh out of the maximum of five. This is due to the cloudy and misty last two days, it is trying to rain, sort of. Some good for the environment still.

It is still very cold in the last couple of days but sunny 🌻😎 Nice PV average production from our small PV station. Lots of electrical power used to heat our house though.

It's getting warmer with more sunny hours but with no battery it's hard to effectively manage for best solar production. This are the numbers for today. Working towards acquiring pv batteries.

It was very warm today 😊 Not at all typical for a winter day in February. So more power from our PV farm and less consumption to warm up the house. Around the half of what we needed came from the Sun

It was extremely cold here in the last two days. For this region of the world, of course. Negative temperatures and cold winds. Some big sunny parts of the day so pv power output wasn't bad. About a third

The snow remaining over the photovoltaic panels has finally melted away and the PV station is back to business as usual. Winter is winter, though, nothing we can do about that so the pick power is about

Completely white. Everything around is covered by a thick layer of snow. Some say, it is beautiful. Nevertheless strictly from a financial perspective I hate such days. Our PV panels produce virtually

It wasn't a perfect day today, I guess, but that's only with regards to the sunny hours. Still, almost fourty percent of what's needed for the household was harvested from Sun. Investment slowly paying

It was a nice winter day with some sun shining amd some minor mists. Almost nine kWh prosuced at the sunny part of the day.

Well, not the best PV power utilisation in the last few days, yesterday too. Not much i could do, truth to be told, that's just the weather we have. Cold, with partial mist amd fog. Cold, very cold. So

As a PV investor that's what I wish for. More sunny days so there is more solar power. Thus, better RoI

The PV production in the last few days is not that great. The days are extremely cold with negative temperatures, sometimes they are all cloudy with very limited sunlight. Today the early afternoon was