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Solar plant in Marseille
1 MWp of panels in Marseille, each quarter-hour's output sold at its day-ahead price.
1 MWp at 43.30° N, 5.37° E, optimal inclination, 14 % of losses (PVGIS).
Year by year
| Year | PnL | PV output (MWh) | Per MWh produced |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2017 | €71,727 | 1,634 | €43.89 |
| 2018 | €79,518 | 1,559 | €51.00 |
| 2019 | €65,379 | 1,666 | €39.23 |
| 2020 | €49,787 | 1,592 | €31.28 |
| 2021 | €160,059 | 1,607 | €99.63 |
| 2022 | €454,799 | 1,634 | €278.32 |
| 2023 | €142,965 | 1,665 | €85.84 |
| 2024 | €66,133 | 1,617 | €40.90 |
| 2025 | €61,244 | 1,613 | €37.96 |
| 2026 to 18 Oct | €63,739 | 1,384 | €46.06 |
Per MWp of panels.
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The next five years on our calibrated price model, in a low, a base and a high scenario: the median and the conservative figure of each year, and the NPV and IRR on your own size and capex.
Indicative figures only
They come from simplified models: past prices, an asset as its datasheet describes it, and a battery that knows the next day's prices when it plans a day. Before any fee, tax, grid tariff or wear of the battery. They are neither a forecast, an offer nor investment advice.
How it is computed
- Prices: the day-ahead auction of the French bidding zone, published by ENTSO-E, hourly until 30 September 2025 and by the quarter-hour since. The figures run to yesterday and are updated every morning.
- Solar: 1 MWp of panels at the best inclination, 14 % of losses, hour by hour from PVGIS (European Commission), each quarter-hour's output sold at its price.
- PVGIS has no weather year after 2023: from 2024 on, the output is the site's average year over 2005–2023. Over 2017–2023, the average year's revenue here was -4.4% to +3.9% relative to the real year's.
- The past only: what the market may do next takes a price model, which an account shows on these same assets.