In the world of solar energy, MWp is a measure of quantity. It stands for Megawatt Peak, which is a unit of power that indicates how much electricity can be generated in one hour at maximum capacity.

The term is used primarily in reference to large-scale solar arrays that generate more than 1 MWp per hour. MWp is widely used as a way to compare different types of solar arrays and determine which ones are most efficient at generating energy from sunlight.

How is MWp calculated?

Megawatt peak (MWp) is a measure of a solar panel’s output. It describes how much power your solar panels can produce in one hour at full sunlight or the maximum amount of power your solar panels can produce per hour if the Sun doesn’t set for 24 hours.

To understand this, you need to know two things: how much solar radiation hits the Earth per minute, and how much energy that radiation has. The “peak” part of MWp refers to the peak amount of energy that can be produced by your system during one hour-the highest point on a graph representing your system’s production over time. This means that MWp is not just a single number, but rather an average value over time.

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