Solar Power Calculator for Quebec, Canada

Quebec spans over almost 2000km from North to South so the solar irradiance and thus solar system performance is quite different throughout the province. The difference in power potential between the two farthest locations we have in our report database is more than 25%. Select Quebec and then the location to get our detailed solar calculator report.

On the North, we have data for Kangirsuk with coordinates 60.019779,-70.007639. You will have to raise the solar panels to a considerable 49 degree angle, to achieve optimal year round performance. This should give you about 97035 kWh for a 100 kWp setup. As always, nothing is guaranteed as each year is different.

On the South, Dundee is the "lowest" we can give you a report for - coordinates 45.001938,-74.507825. Optimal solar angle is 38 degrees. Expected yearly solar yield raises to 128724 kWh for 100 kWp worth of panels.

Quebec is one of the thirteen provinces and territories of Canada and is located in eastern Canada. It is the largest province by area in Canada and its second-most populous province. Its capital is Quebec City. The province is home to a French-speaking population, and its culture is heavily influenced by French heritage. It is the only Canadian province with a predominantly French-speaking population and the only one whose sole official language is French at the provincial level. The province is known for its beautiful landscapes, including the Laurentian Mountains and the Saint Lawrence River.