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ABC Co. · Fullerton, CA · 86.9 kW DC system
Executive Summary
YOUR SOLAR COMPANY's June 17 cleaning increased solar production, adding an estimated $1,190 in annual solar value for ABC Co. — bringing total projected annual solar value to $20,785 with cleaning maintained, versus $19,595 measured without it. The result is weather-adjusted and based on ABC Co.'s avoided electricity costs. Weather-normalized output rose 14.5% after cleaning, and peak power rose 12.8%.
Projected Annual Gain
What "no cleaning" actually looks like
This isn't hypothetical — it's what we already measured. The prior 12 months of this account's data (the same figures behind its annual solar report) cover a full year with no cleaning event on record, ending in the soiled state captured right before YOUR SOLAR COMPANY's visit.
| Scenario | Annual avoided cost |
|---|---|
| No cleaning (measured, prior 12 months) | $19,595.10 |
| With annual cleaning, maintained near post-clean level | $20,784.74 |
Recommendation
Continue the annual cleaning program. This holds under every scenario we modeled, including what "doing nothing" actually looks like based on this account's own prior-year data (see the comparison above) and the plateau-vs-progressive soiling question addressed in How We Calculated.