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Marikina, Metro Manila, NCR

A mixed residence-and-office rooftop in Marikina

A DOE-documented 11 kWp residence-and-office system recorded 15,930.3 kWh of annual output and an 83.5% performance ratio.

Representative rooftop solar installation on closely spaced tropical homes
Representative mixed-use urban rooftop setting. This photograph is not the documented Marikina residence-and-office.

Documented project figures

System size: 11 kWp

System type: Grid-tied

Documented annual output: 15,930.3 kWh

Specific yield: 1,448 kWh/kWp/year

Performance ratio: 83.5%

Evidence period: DOE-documented annual operation

Evidence strength: ModerateGovernment project documentation
National-range comparison: 1,448 kWh/kWp/year is within the national planning range. Reference range: 1,1001,500.

What the source does not prove

The public record provides annual output and performance ratio but not the full tariff, export, maintenance, or financial assumptions needed for payback analysis. Site-specific shading conditions are also not reported.
Documented output15,930.3 kWh

What this should change in your planning

  • Mixed daytime household and office loads may improve self-consumption.
  • Performance ratio is useful for checking overall system losses.
  • Actual production should be compared with the installer forecast after commissioning.

How to compare this case with your own project

Start with capacity, system type, location, evidence period, and specific yield. This 11 kWp project documents 15,930.3 kWh of annual production, but that figure should not be copied directly into another property. Roof orientation, shade, weather, inverter limits, downtime, maintenance, and the share of electricity used during daylight can change both production and financial value. Compare the documented yield with the visible national planning range, then enter your own bill, roof, and backup requirements in the calculators.

Treat the project as evidence, not a promise of identical results.

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