Doesn’t include places above 60N? 😀 Southern Finland can be almost as good as northern Germany on a yearly scale 😉
No potential.
What i dont understand is, why there arent massive Solar farms in Spain, the production overall is up to 2x of what the same Cell does in Germany for example but more importantly from November to March, when german solar prduction falls almost flat In Spain there is only a 60% drop compared to the Summer.
A 1000km DC high voltage line has less than 10% loss.
Is it kwh per m2?
What i’m interested in is how reliable this map is in regard of mountains. I mean it would make sense elevated locations to receive more direct sunlight than say low lying regions (valley, flatlands). However according to this map there’s barely a visible difference.
Why?
I know their position in terms of latitude is a far greater factor. But it would seem to me there should be a noticable difference between mountains and the surrounding areas.
The red part almost corresponds to the Umayyad caliphate
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Doesn’t include places above 60N? 😀 Southern Finland can be almost as good as northern Germany on a yearly scale 😉
No potential.
What i dont understand is, why there arent massive Solar farms in Spain, the production overall is up to 2x of what the same Cell does in Germany for example but more importantly from November to March, when german solar prduction falls almost flat In Spain there is only a 60% drop compared to the Summer.
A 1000km DC high voltage line has less than 10% loss.
Is it kwh per m2?
What i’m interested in is how reliable this map is in regard of mountains. I mean it would make sense elevated locations to receive more direct sunlight than say low lying regions (valley, flatlands). However according to this map there’s barely a visible difference.
Why?
I know their position in terms of latitude is a far greater factor. But it would seem to me there should be a noticable difference between mountains and the surrounding areas.
The red part almost corresponds to the Umayyad caliphate
SCotland: No.