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This research was supported by the statutory funds granted to the Faculty of Environmental Engineering, Lublin University of Technology, Poland, grant number FD-20/IS-6/013 and FD-20/IS-6/999.
In the past four years, the number of prosumers utilizing photovoltaic (PV) installations in
Poland has increased significantly, exceeding 1.3 million, reaching a total power capacity of 10.5 GW
by the end of 2023. This paper presents a three-year energy yield analysis of the prosumer PV
systems operating in Eastern Poland. The 9.6 kW system consists of high-efficiency monocrystalline
photovoltaic modules in half-cut technology. Over the three years of operation, specific yields have
been analyzed along with weather parameters, such as solar intensity, outdoor temperature, humidity,
wind speed, rainfall, or snowfall. The average annual final yield was found to be relatively high,
exceeding 1000 kWh·kW−1 in each of the analysed years. The highest monthly specific yields of the
analysed period were noticed during the summer, reaching the maximum value of 164 kWh·kW−1
in 2022. The daily final yields varied from a minimum of 0.15 kWh·kW−1 in Winter 2021 to a
maximum of 6.8 kWh·kW−1 in Spring 2022. Weather conditions increasing the energy yields, such
as low average ambient temperatures together with high insolation periods, were noticed. Energy
production in such favorable conditions reached a surprisingly high value of energy yield in April
2020, comparable to the summer months (151.0 kWh·kW−1). The occurrence of heavy rainfall in
summer was also noted as a desirable effect that leads to the natural cleaning of the PV modules. The
average performance ratio during the analyzed period was found to be 0.85. The energy production
of the PV system allowed the reduction of about 21 tons of CO2 emission.
