Make every
sunlit hour
count.
See the energy, the economics and the trade-offs behind your solar decision. Ground your forecast in PVGIS data — then make it your own.
The decision dashboard.
A year of sunlight
Monthly solar generation and where that energy goes.
Your energy balance
First-year projection
When does it pay back?
Nominal cumulative cash flow, plus a ±10% solar-output range.
Reading the results
Review your energy economics.
Results depend on your actual quote, billing structure, and solar usage pattern.
Design for your real life.
Every assumption is editable. Change the site or roof and update PVGIS; change a price and your economics update immediately.
Better questions. Better decisions.
Explore the changes that actually move the numbers. Then compare a saved set of alternatives side by side.
What changes the outcome?
Find the best-fitting system size.
Compare sizes under your current tariffs, cost per kWp and estimated self-use. These are scenario calculations, not installer quotes.
Save it. Compare it.
How resilient is the return?
NPV under ±10% solar output and changes in annual tariff growth.
Follow the flow of a day.
Explore how solar, household demand and battery charging interact. This is a representative-day simulator, not measured hourly PVGIS output.
Choose the season and household rhythm.
Sunrise to sunset
Representative average-day kilowatts by hour.
Energy in motion
The hourly shape is synthesized from monthly totals and assumed demand timing. It is not observed weather or meter data; do not use it as an engineering battery dispatch guarantee.
Timing can be worth more than size.
No black-box economics.
Inspect the annual energy, avoided grid purchases, operating expenses and cash flow behind every projection.
Add an optional financing lens.
Project NPV remains unlevered. Debt service affects separate equity cash-flow results.
Your cash-flow audit trail
| Year | PV (kWh) | Self-use | Export | Grid savings | Export revenue | Expenses | Project cash | Equity cash | Cum. cash |
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Know where every number comes from.
Climate outputs, financial assumptions, model limitations and what to verify before you buy — all clearly separated.
European Commission PVGIS 5.3
Location-specific historical climate-based solar production. The app queries PVcalc through a same-origin Cloudflare edge Worker.
Open official source ↗Open-Meteo Geocoding
Place-name search to obtain coordinates. It is not a measured roof assessment and cannot determine building obstructions.
Open official source ↗Your project assumptions
Electricity tariffs, grants, system costs, module depreciation and demand timing come from your inputs. No live tariff feed is claimed.
Data provenance & confidence
Transparent, not omniscient.
Solar production
PVGIS returns 12 monthly climatological outputs. Estimated production is shown explicitly when the API is unavailable. PVGIS is not a forecast of next year's weather.
Financial calculation
Annual avoided purchases and exports minus maintenance and replacements yield annual cash flows. NPV discounts those cash flows at your chosen rate.
Self-use & storage
Self-use and battery operations are monthly approximations, not hourly co-simulation. Real battery sizing needs measured interval consumption and dispatch rules.
Before committing
Get a site survey, electrical design, actual installer quote, meter profile, current supplier tariffs, export arrangements and applicable incentive eligibility.
For planning and comparison only; no investment, tax or engineering guarantee. This tool never asserts an incentive or tariff without your confirmation.