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Is Your Home Right for Solar Energy?

Cindy / 2014-07-19
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  1. A large, flat, south-facing roof
    PV panels should be oriented to true (not magnetic) south to max out the sun’s rays. East- and west-facing panels are possible but less effective. And the flatter the roof, the more energy the panels will absorb.
     
  2. No shade
    A tree branch hanging over a panel can drastically cut power output, as can chimney shadows, neighbouring buildings or satellite dishes.
     
  3. No fear of heights
    Though low-maintenance, PV panels still require cleaning twice a year to clear bird droppings, dirt and dust. Snow can also reduce the amount of energy produced.
     
  4. A sunny climate
    Saskatchewan, Alberta and Manitoba get the most sunshine, so residents in these provinces get the most from solar panels.

 

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