Solar Power Calculator for Ontario, Canada

Due to the considerable distance between Ontario's southernmost and northernmost locations, we can't summarize the solar calculator power generation reports for the state. Please use the search form to find your location. If you can't find an exact match, choose one that is close. This will give you quite a good idea about the output potential.

The northernmost location we have in our Ontario solar calculator database is Fort Severn. It's coordinates are 55.990316,-87.632273. The optimal tilt for a solar installation in Fort Severn is 43 degrees with a small +6 degrees azimuth rotation. At this optimal setup, a 100 kWp solar plant is expected to produce 106165 kWh/year on average, given it is not covered in snow.

The southernmost report we have is for Essex with coordinates 42.0941666,-82.9008333. The optimal angle for solar power plant in Essex is 34 with a -3 degree azimuth rotation. Such solar setup should yield 135700 kWh per year for a 100 kWp solar panels system. That is again an average number which will have some variance year to year.

Ontario is Canada's second largest province and home to more than 13 million people. The province is bordered by the Great Lakes to the south and the Canadian Shield to the north, making it a beautiful and diverse place to live. Ontario is home to Canada's capital city, Ottawa, as well as the popular tourist destination of Niagara Falls. The province is also home to many large cities, including Toronto, the largest city in Canada. Ontario's economy is diverse and includes industries such as manufacturing, agriculture, mining, and tourism.