Save Electricity With Solar
How much power do Solar Panels generate?
The table below shows the average daily solar energy production of some common commercial grid-connected systems throughout Kenya.
System
Daily Output* (per KW/day)
Estimated Yearly Output^
- 10 kW
- 45 kWh
- 16,425 kWh
- 20 kW
- 90 kWh
- 32,850 kWh
- 30 kW
- 135 kWh
- 49,275 kWh
- 40 kW
- 180 kWh
- 65,700 kWh
- 50 kW
- 225 kWh
- 82,125 kWh
- 60 kW
- 270 kWh
- 98,550 kWh
- 70 kW
- 315 kWh
- 114,975 kWh
- 80 kW
- 360 kWh
- 131,400 kWh
- 90 kW
- 405 kWh
- 147,825 kWh
- 100 kW
- 450 kWh
- 164,250 kWh
*Daily estimates calculated with long-term solar radiation for Kenya.
^Yearly output based on 365 days of Daily Output.
Solutions for Reducing your Electricity Bill
- Increasing the temperature set point of your air conditioning in summers and in winters
- Switching to energy efficient lighting so as to get a lower lighting power density (LPD)
- Using a variable speed drive for your fans, it is more efficient
- Replacing your old air conditioner with a better energy efficient rating
Solar Calculator for your house
Calculate the capacity of solar plant as per your rooftop area. Just enter your rootop area and the percentage of rooftop available for Solar plant.
How much energy storage do you need?
Figuring out how many batteries you need can be overwhelming. If you don’t have enough battery capacity, you run out of power and need to fire up the backup generator. So it’s important to know the storage capacity you require.
The amount of battery storage you need is based on your energy usage. Energy usage is measured in kilowatt hours over a period of time.
