Next let's estimate the capital cost of the solar system in dollars per kilowatt. Use Figure 7 from the US National Renewable Energy Laboratory’s 2015 US Photovoltaic Prices and Costs Breakdown report.

Since this will be a small system, use values for residential systems. For simplicity, include only the hardware costs and installation labor (sometimes called "direct labor") costs, and assume that the installation labor only costs half as much as in the US. You may ignore all other costs (permitting, profit, supply chain costs, etc).

 

 

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Capital Cost 0.0/5.0 puntos (calificado) Next let's estimate the capital cost of the solar system in dollars per kilowatt. Use Figure 7 from the US National Renewable Energy Laboratory's 2015 US Photovoltaic Prices and Costs Breakdown report. Since this will be a small system, use values for residential systems. For simplicity, include only the hardware costs and installation labor (sometimes called "direct labor") costs, and assume that the installation labor only costs half as much as in the US. You may ignore all other costs (permitting, profit, supply chain costs, etc). 0.70 0.70 $/kW X ? Consejo (1 de 2):See Figure 4 in that report. Consejo (2 de 2): You will need to convert the total per-day energy that you got from the previous problem into average wattage for the full day. Enviar Ha realizado 7 de 10 intentos Consejo Próximo Consejo Guardar Reiniciar Capital Cost 0.0/5.0 puntos (calificado) Next let's estimate the capital cost of the solar system in dollars per kilowatt. Use Figure 7 from the US National Renewable Energy Laboratory's 2015 US Photovoltaic Prices and Costs Breakdown report. Since this will be a small system, use values for residential systems. For simplicity, include only the hardware costs and installation labor (sometimes called "direct labor") costs, and assume that the installation labor only costs half as much as in the US. You may ignore all other costs (permitting, profit, supply chain costs, etc). 0.70 0.70 $/kW X ? Consejo (1 de 2):See Figure 4 in that report. Consejo (2 de 2): You will need to convert the total per-day energy that you got from the previous problem into average wattage for the full day. Enviar Ha realizado 7 de 10 intentos Consejo Próximo Consejo Guardar Reiniciar

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To find the cost we need to refer to the second bar graph provided and read the data ... View the full answer