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Originally Posted by osirisboy
Right, so they would be viable here. And for fun, Ottawa gets 2084 hours of sun/year and vancouver gets 1938 hours/year. In Ottawa you see solar panels being put on everywhere, big box stores. So if it works there I can't see it not working here just because we get 184 hours of less sunshine per year.
Also the city has started their solar pilot project
https://www.google.ca/amp/globalnews.ca/...r-unveils-solar-power-pilot-project/amp/
If they think it's a good idea to stick them on boat sheds one would think that sticking them on rooftops of industrial buildings would also be good.
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By your figures Ottawa gets about 5% more sunshine hours per year. It also gets more days of sunshine 304 vs 289.
Ottawa also has a higher % Sun, which is the usual percentage of daylight hours with bright sunshine. Here Ottawa edges Vancouver 45-41%
https://www.currentresults.com/Weather/Canada/Cities/sunshine-annual-average.php