Report on Solar Power Generation: July 2026

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Greetings, everyone!

With my two panels properly set at the summer angle, July was the best month since I started generating my own power. The weather was good most of the time, but there were cloudy days that limited my numbers. The panels produced close to 180 kWh and significantly reduced my electricity bill.

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Power consumption in July 2026, by source

At the moment, I've only connected three of my four batteries, but I'm now looking to make more space for another panel, which should allow me to build a little buffer for the next day and reduce my dependency on the weather a bit, and make use of the fourth battery that I've already bought

Solar Panel Generation Graph for June 2026:

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History of My Solar Reports:
MonthGeneratedUsedExportedImportedInstalled Power
July 2026179.95 kWh130.7 kWh1.03 kWh15.96 kWh1.22 kW (2x610W panels)
June 202695.06 kWh120.15 kWh2.84 kWh36.14 kWh1.22 kW (2x610W panels)
November 202515.92 kWh---610W (1x610W panel)
October 202529.33 kWh---610W (1x610W panel)
History of My Investments:
MonthItemsAmount
June 2026EcoFlow Stream Ultra, EcoFlow Stream Pro, two parallel cables€1226.27
April 20261x solar panel (Canadian Solar 610W N-type TOPCon Bifacial)€106.05
November 2025EcoFlow Stream Ultra, EcoFlow Stream AC, EcoFlow Smart Meter, two brackets for mounting solar panels€1255.28
solar angle guide€15
October 20251x solar panel (Canadian Solar 610W N-type TOPCon Bifacial)€99.20
1x microinverter (EcoFlow STREAM Microinverter)€94.05

Fun fact: My investment in renewable energy for my home earned me a 50% discount on the property tax of the house. Super cool!

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