Solar Plant Yield Calculator

Estimate average monthly generation across Ukrainian regions considering tilt, azimuth, and PR

System Parameters

Fill in the parameters — the result will update instantly

PSH will be pulled automatically
Nominal DC or AC (your choice)
Inverter, cable, temperature losses, etc.
South = 180°, West = 270°
Auto-recalculation upon changing fields
Orientation Factor
PR (Fraction)
0.82
Annual Total, kWh
Result

Monthly Yield

Formula: PSH × days × power × PR × orientation factor

Month PSH, kWh/m²/day Days Yield, kWh
Annual Total

Important

The data provided is indicative and depends on the passport characteristics of the equipment, project documentation, and operating conditions. The company is not responsible for the consequences of using preliminary calculations without additional verification. Final technical solutions, specifications, and prices are determined after verifying the initial data and are fixed by a separate specification/contract.

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Explanation and Reference

How we calculate and what the parameters mean

PSH (Peak Sun Hours)

Equivalent of full sun hours per day, kWh/m²/day. Gives an idea of the available solar energy in the region.

PR (Performance Ratio)

Efficiency coefficient of the solar plant, taking into account inverter, cable, temperature, and soiling losses, etc. Typically 75–90%.

Orientation and Tilt

Azimuth 180° = south. Optimal tilt for most regions is 30–35°; deviation reduces generation.

Methodology

Formula: kWh = PSH × days × power (kW) × PR × orientation factor.

Power: use DC or AC — the main thing is to be consistent in comparisons.

Orientation factor: a soft model that reduces yield upon deviating from the south and optimal angle.

PSH by months: typical climatic series for Ukrainian cities; values are averaged.

Limitations

Not included: shading, module degradation, snow/dirt, power clipping, grid limitations.

Temperature: impact is included generally through PR, without a detailed temperature profile.

Calendar: standard days in a month are used (no leap years for simplicity).

Tips

PR for preliminary assessment: 0.80–0.85 for residential solar plants, 0.75–0.88 for commercial systems.

Optimization: if orientation ≠ south — increase PR by cleaning panels and high-quality wiring.

Verification: verify the configuration with equipment data sheets before a commercial proposal.

How to Read the Result

Monthly series: helps plan consumption/storage and compare scenarios.

Annual total: a benchmark for payback and choosing an inverter/storage.

Scenarios: change tilt/azimuth/PR and compare the annual total for sensitivity.