Solar Power Calculator for Prince Edward Island, Canada

In our Prince Edward Island solar calculator database, the farthest north location available is Tignish, which can be found at 46.950493, -64.033583. For optimal solar installation in Fort Severn, a tilt of 38 degrees is recommended along with a slight azimuth rotation of 2 degrees. A 100 kWp solar plant is expected to generate an average of 128537 kWh/year under these ideal conditions.

On the other end of the spectrum, the southernmost data we have is for Murray River with coordinates 46.014383,-62.612093. For a solar power plant in Murray River, an optimal angle of 36 and a 3 degree azimuth rotation are recommended. This type of solar installation should produce approximately 119986 kWh per year for a 100 kWp solar panel system. It is important to note that this is only an average estimate and actual results may vary from year to year.

Prince Edward Island is a small province located on the eastern coast of Canada. It is known for its beautiful sandy beaches, red-sand cliffs, and rolling green hills. With a population of just over 150,000, it is the smallest province in Canada in terms of both land area and population. The capital city of Charlottetown is a bustling hub of culture and history, with many historic buildings and sites to explore. The province is also known for its agriculture, particularly its potato production, and is often referred to as the "Garden of the Gulf".