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Real photovoltaic/solar plant ALS24 (Hasle-Rüegsau, Emmental)

This page publishes the following per year:
  • Key data and yield/production of the ALS24 photovoltaic/solar system (Hasle-Rüegsau, Emmental).
  • Proportions of summer and winter electricity (only for whole years).
  • Feed-in, self-consumption and consumption.
  • Costs and benefits (profitability).
Year:  

Yield, feed-in, self-consumption, consumption and sunshine duration

Month  Yield 
kWh
 
kWh/kWp
 Feed-in 
kWh
 Own cons. 
kWh
 Consumption 
kWh
 Sun 
Month
Hrs.

 Norm 
Hrs.

 Deviation 
Hrs.
 Snow 
cover
Days
January3714323413723590.477.2+13.20.8
February4295028214722575.197.1-22.00.4
March886103723163223143.6140.9+2.7
April12511451083168211220.9165.3+55.6
May12111401075136173194.5184.2+10.3
June14361661309127161291.5207.8+83.7
July12451441128117155215.6231.1-15.5
August12631461159104144251.2214.2+37.0
Total8092937699310991526 1482.8  1317.8  +165.0  1.2 
Origin sun (= sunshine duration): MeteoSwiss
Legend:
  • Snow cover
    Snow cover has been recorded since the winter of 2024/25.
    Snow cover in days is calculated from the degree of snow cover (0..100%) and the duration.

Key data of the plant

Rated power 8.64 kWp
Alignment 202°
Inclination 22°
Type Roof mounted without battery
Number of panels 24
Panels Solitek 360W Bifacial
frameless
Inverter power  7.0 kW
Inverter Fronius Symo 7.0-3-M
Location CH 616793 / 207198
Altitude above sea level ca. 570m
Start-up of the plant December 2022
Net costs ca. 23'000 CHF
Reale Real photovoltaic/solar system ALS24 (Hasle-Rüegsau, Emmental)
The panels are partially shaded by two large trees during the winter months (loss of up to 20% on sunny days. At high irradiation levels, the inverter limits the output to 7 kW. Without these two restrictions, a higher yield would result.

Costs and benefits (profitability)

Month  Feed-in 
kWh

Rp/kWh

 CHF 
 Own cons. 
kWh

 Rp/kWh 

 CHF 
 Purchase 
kWh

 Rp/kWh 

 CHF 
 Fixed 
 CHF 
 Total 
 CHF 
January 234 10.58 + 3.5 = 14.08 +33 137 25.62 +35 99 25.62 -25 -14 29
February 282 10.58 + 3.5 = 14.08 +40 147 25.62 +38 78 25.62 -20 -14 43
March 723 10.58 + 3.5 = 14.08 +102 163 25.62 +42 60 25.62 -15 -14 114
April 1083 6.00 + 3.5 = 9.50 +103 168 25.62 +43 43 25.62 -11 -14 121
May 1075 6.00 + 3.5 = 9.50 +102 136 25.62 +35 37 25.62 -9 -14 114
June 1309 6.00 + 3.5 = 9.50 +124 127 25.62 +33 34 25.62 -9 -14 135
July 1128 6.00* + 3.5 = 9.50 +107 117 25.62 +30 38 25.62 -10 -14 113
August 1159 6.00* + 3.5 = 9.50 +110 104 25.62 +27 39 25.62 -10 -14 113
Total year +721 +282 -109 -110 +783
* = The definitive feed-in tariff is not yet known.
Legend:
  • Feed-in
    The feed-in tariff is set by BKW (Bernische Kraftwerke) on a quarterly basis. This is always around 20 days after the end of the quarter. For the current quarter, we use a price that could apply approximately. The correct values are used as soon as they are known.
    The first figure corresponds to the feed-in tariff, the second to the compensation for the guarantee of origin and the third to the sum of the first two figures. Red colored are feed-in tariffs, which are indecent and not very effective.
  • Own cons. = Own consumption
    The price per kWh that would have to be paid to BKW is used for own consumption.
  • Fixed = Fixed costs
    The fixed costs include the basic tariff and the costs for grid usage.
    Not included are the fixed costs for the use of the monitoring software and any service subscription. Both are not absolutely necessary for the operation of the solar system.
  • Amounts
    We receive amounts preceded by a plus sign from BKW or save them. Amounts preceded by a minus sign are owed to BKW.
The prices listed above do not include costs that are likely to be incurred sooner or later, e.g. for replacing the inverter. The service life of the inverters is normally shorter than that of the panels.
The yield in CHF would be higher if our own consumption were higher. The higher the self-consumption, the faster the system would be amortized. [Unfortunately, this means there is no incentive to save energy, making it more difficult and costly to achieve the energy transition.
The yield in CHF would also be higher if the feed-in tariff were higher. If the dependency of domestic energy supply on foreign countries is to be reduced, the level of the feed-in tariff must not be based - as practised by BKW, for example - on the European daily price for the worst quality of electrical energy (produced from coal, gas or heating oil).

MeteoSwiss measuring stations in the area

Measuring station Height
m.a.s.l.
Distance
km
Direction Link
Koppigen 486 12 NNW Link
Langnau i.E. 747 14 SE Link
Napf 1406 21 E Link