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How much does a PV system cost?
Among the roughly 38,000 residential and commercial PV systems in the sample installed in 2011, the median installed price was $6.13/W for systems of 10 kW or smaller, $5.62/W for systems of 10–100 kW, and $4.87/W for systems larger than 100 kW.
How efficient are PV modules?
Across most PV technologies, the efficiency of commercially available PV modules varies from about 10% (for tandem microcrystalline-amorphous silicon) to 20% (for super monocrystalline silicon20). By increasing the power/efficiency of each module installed, the area-related costs of a system may be reduced.
What is a distributed PV range?
The lower end of the distributed PV range mostly comprises projections for countries with low pricing environments, whereas the upper end of the range comprises projections for more expensive markets. These ranges only depict the variety in average price projections, not the range of price projections for specific projects.
Why are PV prices so high in California?
Because California accounts for such a large proportion of systems in the sample (as it does within the entire population of U.S. PV systems), the national trends for residential and commercial PV described below are dominated by trends within California, which has relatively high PV prices.11
Why are PV system prices different across the country?
While the bottom-up modeled installed PV system prices in Figure 9 represent typical systems, several factors may cause differences in actual system prices across the country. PV system prices vary across market sectors based primarily on differences in system scale and installer channels to market (i.e., supply chain costs).
What is the average size of a residential solar system?
The bottom-up benchmark of residential systems models a 4.9-kW system. The median reported price for the commercial market is representative of reported systems greater than 100 kW in size; the median size of these systems is 281 kW. The bottom-up benchmark of commercial systems models a 217-kW rooftop system.
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