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Solar Power (FIT, Self-Consumption, Net-Metering), Business and Investment
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ar188
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Jul 20 2013, 11:26 PM
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QUOTE(ectt @ Jul 10 2013, 06:52 PM) you mentioned that you can tap the electricity from the solar panel directly use with your home appliance immediately, do you need to install battery to store the energy, or the system you installed allow you to use the solar energy directly without any extra energy storing device? thank you  wah u also here? anyway isnt better to use normal tnb rate for home use, and solar production sell back to tnb?
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ar188
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Jul 20 2013, 11:32 PM
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QUOTE(nightzstar @ Jul 18 2013, 08:01 AM) wow, very interesting, may i know how much you spend on this?thanks  bro come lets bulk ..35k for 4kw ok ma..
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ar188
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Jul 21 2013, 10:22 AM
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QUOTE(arjunaidi @ Jul 21 2013, 06:49 AM) Yes, it's called load management. Plan to do your ironing, run the washing machine and other heavy electrical usage activities during the night when there is no solar production. This way, you pay normal TNB rates (~RM0.27 per kWh) and minimize consumption of your own PV generated electricity. so i can set the solar production 100% sell back to TNB right...
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ar188
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Nov 23 2013, 12:41 PM
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QUOTE(lcwsherman @ Nov 22 2013, 06:44 AM) My 12k system is on: - single inverter - 3 strings (2 to input A, 1 to input B) - each string connects to a 4 kWp output (16 panels) Logical I believe lesser electronics or cable length is more efficient in electrical and electronic terms. Each components adds resistance and induce some losses... So the more you have of it, the less efficient it would be. hi, what are your daily or monthly output from 12kw panels the last month or so in our current KL (or west MY) gloomy weather?
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