I'm consider a location for an off the grid, remote cabin which needs a fair amount of electricity for a washing machine, freezer, etc. While it receives plenty of "peak sun" at noon, direct sunlight in the mornings and evenings is more limited, due to the mountainous landscape and trees. Generally speaking, how much of an issue can this be?
Regards,
Chiappa
- Can the loss in potential electricity produced be significant in such locations?
- Or is it often sufficient to have good access to direct sunlight during and near the peak period?
- How much direct sunlight per day is considered a good average?
Regards,
Chiappa
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