6G COMMERCIAL SOLAR LABModel the business.
Model the business.
See the energy case.
Built around the information a commercial decision-maker actually has: bills, operating pattern, usable roof and continuity requirements.
01
Site energy profile
Start with the bill, demand and operating pattern.
How much consumption happens in daylight?
Used to estimate direct solar use. Export-enabled systems may offset more than the daytime-only load.
02
Solar area & equipment
These inputs set the physical and electrical ceiling.
03
Continuity & battery
Define what must stay on and how the battery is expected to recover.
04
Commercial objective
Choose what the first-pass design should prioritise.
EXPECTED SOLAR PRODUCTION
Commercial production outlook.
Location-aware commercial generation using PVGIS solar data, array geometry, seasonal climate and optional Punjab smog stress. Change any site assumption and the full year recalculates.
PVGIS modelLoading solar climate…
ARRAY FROM CALCULATOR0.0 kWp0 panels × 625 W
Age-adjusted panel output100% of original outputNew panels · no age-related output reduction.
Punjab smog stressLate Oct–Jan · strongest in Nov–Dec.
Modern crystalline silicon · PVGIS 2025 modelChoose module type to adjust modeled output and degradation defaults.Module modelling source ↗
Bifacial rear-side production · site estimate
Planning approximation, not ray-tracing. Real gain depends on shading, spacing, mounting and ground reflections.
13.6% estimated combined lossPVGIS models irradiation, temperature and horizon. PVGIS models irradiance and temperature according to the module family; do not add efficiency or temperature-loss bonuses again. Bifacial rear gain is a site-based planning approximation. Dust and first-year/ongoing degradation are separate. Smog remains an additional seasonal scenario.
PRODUCTION CURVE
Full year · week by week
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Calculating expected production…
SELECT A BARHover or tap any day, week or monthProduction, daylight and peak information will appear here.
Expected production Highest in current viewLong-term solar climate
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