Partial U.S. eclipse produced similar daily solar energy losses to higher-obscuration European locations

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A partial solar eclipse on August 12 caused similar daily solar energy losses across the U.S. and European regions with higher obscuration levels. Variations in irradiance losses were influenced by eclipse obscuration, cloud cover, and eclipse timing according to Solcast and DNV.

In a new weekly update for pv magazine, Solcast, a DNV company, reports that the Aug. 12 solar eclipse caused highly variable irradiance losses across Europe and North America, shaped by obscuration, cloud cover, and the timing of the eclipse. The post Partial U.S. eclipse produced similar daily solar energy losses to higher-obscuration European locations appeared first on pv magazine Global.