Vicinity is not producing 1mwh/year. The glass does not produce 30w.
It is larger than 10m2. There are 18 panels and is a minimum of 18m2, the company does not give a m2 size though.
From May 2019 to May 2020 the glass produced 490.774 kwh.
From May 2020 to now the glass has produced 216.623 kwh.
This is a total of 707.397 kwh over 19 months, way short of your 1mwh/year.
At 28.4c a kwh it has produced $200.90c worth of power.
At the current generation figures this fantastic installation will only take 700 years to pay for itself.
Not bad for an installation of $100K+.
I'm sure everyone is going to tell me I'm posting on something I don't own stock in and that these figures are wrong, show proof that they are wrong when you make that statement.
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