Question by ccwalker_uwp:
Can a solar panel facing north generate enough energy?
My family and I will be moving into a loft in January. We will be on the top level and will have two sections of three overhead windows. The windows are at a 45-degree angle and facing north. If I place a solar panel at the same angle and facing the same direction as the windows, will I be able to harness enough energy from the sun? Or should I find another location for a solar panel, such as the south facing windows (perpendicular to the ground)? If you need more information, just let me know.


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Answer by Waas up
If you do not have SE, S or SW exposure solar is not a viable option. As long as you are in the northern hemisphere.

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