So what’s the real reason that solar panels aren’t as effective in cloudy regions?

Clouds are not really an obstacle they appear to be.

Many people think these areas have a disadvantage because of their lack of sun and cloud cover, but this isn't true.

Solar panels produce energy by converting sunlight into direct current (DC) which is then converted to alternating currents (AC).

This power can now finally reach your home thanks to inverters. But recent studies show that when it rains or snows clouds create a 10-25% drop off from sunny days due to different reasons than you might expect at first glance!

Weather changes often and unpredictably so more research needs to be done on how much rain affects our ability to experience electricity.

Qualified solar installers know how to design a system that is most optimal for your property’s needs.

They will take into account not only the position of any nearby obstructions but also the weather patterns in your community and installation rules – ensuring you get an energy-producing PV Solar System tailored specifically for maximizing efficiency

Consult with our solar experts today to know more about your options!