Solar Power Calculator for Alberta, Canada

In the no so populated northern part of Alberta, we run a solar generation calculation for Zama City. It is located about 100km from the border with Northwest Territories. Optimal solar panel angle is 49 degrees with an azimuth rotation of -7 degrees. Average yearly solar power generation is expected to be about 117854 kWh / 100 kWp panels. You can check calculations for different angles in our detailed Zama City solar report.

All the way down south, we have a solar report generated for Coutts, located at the border with the state of Montana, USA. If you want the best yearly results, your panels should be at 41 degrees angle and a small -4 degrees azimuth rotation. Expected power generation is 139274 kWh on average.

Alberta is a province in western Canada, known for its beautiful landscapes and outdoor activities. It is home to the Rocky Mountains, which offer opportunities for hiking, skiing, and camping. The province is also a major oil and gas producer, with its economy largely based on the extraction and distribution of these resources. The provincial capital, Edmonton, is a vibrant city with a thriving arts and culture scene. Alberta is a great place to live and visit, offering a mix of natural beauty and urban amenities.