☀️ Solar Calculator by channel Volodymyr Bronetskyi - Solar Energy

Solar PV production calculator

Estimate solar PV production using real PVGIS 6 data

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Solar station parameters

Installation location

Select a settlement from the list. Its coordinates will be used automatically for the calculation.

Coordinates: —

Click the map to select the installation location. © OpenStreetMap contributors

Solar field power, kW

For example 5, 10 or 12.5 kW

Azimuth, °

N
0°

E
90°

S
180°

W
270°

0° North · 90° East · 180° South · 270° West

Tilt angle, °

35°

Enter the angle or move the slider. From 0° to 90°.

Ready to calculate.

Result

Annual production

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Monthly average

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Production per 1 kW

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Monthly production

Month	Production, kWh	Of optimum, %	Deviation from optimum, %
Click “Calculate”.

Direction comparison for the selected tilt angle

Direction	Azimuth	Annual production	Of optimum, %	Deviation from optimum, %
Click “Calculate”.

Tilt angle comparison for the selected direction

Angle	Annual production	Of optimum, %	Deviation from optimum, %
Click “Calculate”.

Settlement search and map point location: Nominatim / OpenStreetMap. Search is started by the user with the “Search” button or the Enter key.

Solar PV production calculator

This solar calculator helps estimate how much electricity a solar PV system can produce during the year and in each month. The calculation takes into account the installation location, solar field power, azimuth and panel tilt angle.

How solar panel production is calculated

Enter a settlement or select a point on the map, the solar field power, panel direction by compass and tilt angle. The calculator shows annual production, monthly average and production per 1 kW, and allows comparison of different directions and tilt angles.

Azimuth and solar panel tilt angle

The calculator uses standard compass azimuth: 0° — north, 90° — east, 180° — south, 270° — west. The value can be entered manually or changed with the slider. Tilt angle ranges from 0° to 90°.

PVGIS 6 data

Production is calculated using PVGIS 6 data. The calculator uses these data to estimate the energy potential of a solar PV system and compare panel orientation and tilt options.