Now winter and my solar power station produces little energy.

![Solar_all.png](https://steemitimages.com/DQmNgFeavJCgqQeMX3T9KE9abtkutQWcQLoempAHCcWQpqz/Solar_all.png)

My solar power plant from Fronius has been operating for over 1.5 years. I collected statistics for a whole year. Statistics show how energy production depends on the time of the year.

Here is the chart of power production:

![Solar_01.png](https://steemitimages.com/DQmVWDiEZPGWNsPtDUJhnQDuVzuKQFaHt6W7zpA5ncyKmrG/Solar_01.png)

Each column is divided into three parts. This shows how the generated energy was distributed  in April 2017.

![Solar_01_1.png](https://steemitimages.com/DQmRjxVSgZTiz21V48rb4N4Ze77K4JQogHPDJwEDXMgnJzt/Solar_01_1.png)

Here is the chart of power consumption:

![Solar_02.png](https://steemitimages.com/DQmfJD8Fws6oUShU85Yj5JxEJPUFs7xcMNSoR2koxGfDb3x/Solar_02.png)

The columns are also divided into three parts.

![Solar_02_2.png](https://steemitimages.com/DQmbRbkXFyW1Zgww7vUgKKRgajtFvGhETk9H4gn8U6TZPxb/Solar_02_2.png)

The total energy production for 2017 was 5.01 MWh,  and the total energy consumption was 4.942 MWh. If I were to use all the energy I had given, it would cover more than 100% of the energy I needed.

Unfortunately, the sun shines not equally in winter and summer.