December Solar Generation and Export Numbers
Here is the overview for December 2023.
The worst generation day was the 27th with only 0.20 kWh. The best was the 6th when 3.90 kWh was generated.
The best export day was the 24th with 2.90 kWh. This was not a solar export, but a force battery discharge. It was an Octopus Energy Savings Session. There was six Saving Sessions in December. We earnt 15,784 Octopoints. Each point is worth 8p. This meant we earnt £19.73 over those six sessions.
Rather than show an export profit, I thought it would be easier to show the cheapest day. December also had some excellent Octopus Agile plunge pricing slots. These are slots where we are paid to use electricity. From the 21st to the 26th our electricity cost less than 50p
Best Solar Generation
Date | kWh | |
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Generation | 26th May 2023 | 32.90 |
Front generation | 14th June 2023 | 19.80 |
Back generation | 7th June 2023 | 14.70 |
Worst generation | 12th December 2022 | 0.20 |
November Solar Generation
Date | kWh | |
---|---|---|
Best generation | 6th December 2023 | 3.90 |
Best front generation | 6th December 2023 | 3.10 |
Best back generation | 23rd December 2023 | 1.00 |
Worst generation | 27th December 2023 | 0.20 |
Worst front generation | 27th December 2023 | 0.10 |
Worst back generation | 27th December 2023 | 0.10 |
Best Solar Export and Profit
Date | kWh | Profit | |
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Exported kWh | 9th June 2023 | 16.70 | |
Exported profit | 21st June 2023 | 16.40 | £1.87 (11.57p kWh) |
Profit day | 21st June 2023 | 16.40 | £1.35 |
November Solar/Battery Export and Profit
Date | kWh | Income/Cost | |
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Best kWh export | 29th November 2023 | 2.10 | |
Best export profit | 29th November 2023 | 2.10 | £0.35 (15p kWh) |
Cheapest Day | 19th November 2023 | £0.06 |
The graphs below is the total generation for December compared to the rest of the year.
Generation
Overview for December
The graph below shows the generation for each day
The graphs below show the generation split between the front and back panels
The graphs below show the yearly generation split across both the back and front panels
Octopus Agile
The costs shown here do include the standing charge. Any comparisons are compared to the unit cost if we were not on Octopus Agile, which is 28.10p per kWh. This is the new unit cost after the price cap took affect. The standing charge is 0.3730p
As you can see once again we used more Agile slots to charge the battery overnight. Forty four of those slots were plunge pricing slots. This compares to only six in November. These are where we get paid to use electricity.
December Grid Information
Standard Tariff | 0.2810 | ||
Standing Charge | 0.0373 | ||
Cost from the grid | £56.87 (Agile) | £146.19 (Standard) | |
Savings including export | £92.62 | ||
Exported | 22.00 kWh | £3.30 @ 15p kWh | |
Agile slots used | 181 | ||
Agile plunge slots used | 44 | ||
Average Agile slot price | 9p | ||
Cheapest slot | -4.410p | ||
Most expensive slot | 20.09p | ||
House consumed | 484.70 kWh | ||
Solar generated | 55.40 kWh | ||
Percentage generated by solar | 11% | ||
Solar iBoost used | 0.00 kWh | ||
Here is the Octopus Watch report summary
The best and worst solar power generation days