Solar Project Assessment

Designed for homeowners, businesses, NGOs, churches and municipalities planning a solar installation — anywhere in the world. Available in English, Français, Kreyòl and Español.

Solar Energy Planning

Most solar calculators stop after estimating your panel count. OXYN evaluates your entire project — energy needs, roof space, battery storage, investment cost, and future expansion — so you can make informed decisions before contacting any installer.

Energy Analytics Team

Use the assessment to estimate energy demand, compare consumption scenarios, and prepare future solar installations with greater confidence.

Data Security and Trust

This assessment is vendor-neutral — use your results to compare quotations from any installer or supplier. Whether planning a home, business, institution, or community project, better information leads to better energy decisions.

Your progress is automatically saved in this browser.

Clear and start over

Calculator below is in English only.

1. About Your Property

2. Your System Requirements

Based on your total solar array size. Adjust panel assumptions if you already know your preferred equipment.

Panels Needed
panels
Roof Area Required

Your Estimated System

Daily Consumption
kWh / day
Peak Demand
kW (simultaneous)
Solar Array
kWp recommended
Battery Storage
kWh usable
Inverter
kW recommended
Autonomy
days without sun
How this estimate is calculated

Daily energy = sum of (quantity × hours/day × power) for every appliance. Peak demand applies a simultaneity factor of 70% to non-essential loads (not everything runs at once). Solar array size = daily energy ÷ (peak sun hours × 0.80 system efficiency, accounting for wiring, inverter and temperature losses). Battery storage = daily energy × autonomy days ÷ 0.80 usable depth-of-discharge (typical for lithium batteries). Inverter size = peak demand × 1.25 safety margin. These are general planning estimates, not final engineering figures.

This is a preliminary estimate only, based on typical appliance power ranges and standard assumptions. Actual appliance draw, local solar irradiance, battery chemistry, and installation conditions vary. Before purchasing equipment, have your final system design reviewed and confirmed by a certified solar installer.