how many photovoltaic solar panels can you fit into 1 acre of land, and any idea on cost?
by admin on Tuesday, March 16th, 2010 | 3 Comments
1 acre has 4000 meters squared. You could put about 2000 m^2 of panels that would produce about 720 kilo watts peak and about 3500 kw-hrs of energy.
The system would cost about $5,800,000. You would sell about $350 per day of power or $130,000 per year before operating expenses, so net about $100,000 when they fail in 25 years, you will have brought in $2,500,000.
OH well Obama will bail you out when he has placed himself in a King of the USSA.
Depends on the layout of the panels, the dimensions of the panels or cells(if plan to make your own).
need more details…. there’s a lot of factors.
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1 acre has 4000 meters squared. You could put about 2000 m^2 of panels that would produce about 720 kilo watts peak and about 3500 kw-hrs of energy.
The system would cost about $5,800,000. You would sell about $350 per day of power or $130,000 per year before operating expenses, so net about $100,000 when they fail in 25 years, you will have brought in $2,500,000.
OH well Obama will bail you out when he has placed himself in a King of the USSA.
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there are ways to calculate this yourself, I had the same issue and ran across this site that explained how to calculate these numbers. hope it helps!
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http://www.solarpanelsbook.com