This document summarizes the energy consumption and solar power system details for a 23,000 square foot building. It shows that the building currently uses 1,474 kWh of electricity per day, and installing a 84 kW solar panel system covering 13,800 square feet of the roof would generate 445 kWh per day, offsetting 30.2% of the building's energy usage. The total cost of the solar system would be $385,942, but rebates of $100,000 would bring the net cost to $285,942, and it would save $1,083 per month on the building's electricity bill compared to having no solar power.

1. Building Consumption
Size sq ft 23,000
Building Energy Consumption kWh/day 1,474.52
Solar Panel Roof Area 13,800
PV to use W 240
number of panels # 350
PV array size kW kW 84.00
PV array size kWh/day kWh/day 445.20
% Solar Energy 30.2%
System Cost
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Type UTSA Option No Solar Power
Size (kW) 84.00 -
Cost of each panel $314.12 -
Cost of System $109,942.00 -
Cost of Installation $336,000.00 -
Cost of Inverters, etc. $40,000.00
CPS Rebate $100,000.00 -
Gov. Rebate $0.00 -
Total System Cost $385,942 -
*max CPS $25,000
Financial Performance
Total Electric Cost monthly $2,505 $3,588
Monthly Savings $1,083