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28%<br />

7%<br />

8%<br />

57%<br />

Module<br />

Inverter<br />

Figure28. Cost calculation in pie chart<br />

Installetion<br />

Other cost<br />

From the fig. 28 the pie chart shows that 57% <strong>of</strong> total cost is the module cost, 36% cost is<br />

for installation, 7% inverter cost .<br />

9.0 Per unit energy cost<br />

We consider our proposed PV <strong>system</strong> life is 25 years. So, the cost per unit <strong>of</strong> energy by<br />

the <strong>design</strong>ed <strong>system</strong> will be:<br />

Total cost <strong>of</strong> the <strong>system</strong> : 608670.476 $ (from table6)<br />

Average daily bright sunshine hours : 7.55<br />

Estimated capacity <strong>of</strong> the <strong>design</strong>ed <strong>system</strong> in kW : 86 [Chapter 7.2]<br />

Avg. energy produced per day in kWh : 86*7.55 = 649.3<br />

Energy produced in 25 years in kWh : 649.3*25*365 = 5924862.5<br />

Cost per unit <strong>of</strong> energy in USD : (Total cost <strong>of</strong> the <strong>system</strong>/ Energy<br />

produced in 25 years)<br />

= (608670.476 /5924862.5 )<br />

= 0.1027<br />

So we could be able to generate per unit <strong>of</strong> energy at 0.1027 $ or (0.1027*70) TK<br />

= 7.189 TK.<br />

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