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Solar in Hope Valley

How much should solar panels make in Hope Valley (6165)? Typical output for a north-facing roof, month by month, from 25 years of NASA sunshine records.

29 kWh a day

A 6.6 kW system in Hope Valley makes about 29 kWh a day on average, or around 10,681 kWh a year.

System size
MonthSun hrs/daykWh/daykWh/month
January7.939.31,217
February7.436.81,040
March6.632.61,010
April5.225.5766
May4.220.7642
June3.517.4522
July3.718.4571
August4.522.3692
September5.627.7832
October6.833.51,037
November7.637.51,125
December8.039.61,226
Year5.929.210,681

Typical long-term averages for a north-facing roof at a normal pitch, after everyday losses from heat, dust and wiring. East- or west-facing panels make roughly 10 to 15% less. Any single day can be higher or lower depending on the weather.

Will it cover your power use?

Average daily use for Australian homes, compared with what a 6.6 kW system makes in Hope Valley.

Your solaryearly average
29 kWh
Your solarin June
17 kWh
2 peopletypical use
14 kWh
3 peopletypical use
16 kWh
4 peopletypical use
19 kWh

Across the year, a 6.6 kW system here makes more than a typical four-person home uses. In June it makes about 17 kWh a day, which is less than a four-person home uses.

Solar is made in the middle of the day, while most homes use more power in the morning and evening. Without a battery, a good share of what your panels make is exported to the grid, so solar covers less of your bill than these totals suggest. Running the dishwasher, washing machine and pool pump during the day helps.

Household use figures are Australia-wide averages from the Australian Energy Regulator's 2020 benchmarks. Air conditioning, a pool or an electric car can add a lot more.

Is Hope Valley good for solar?

Yes. Like the rest of Perth, Hope Valley is one of the sunniest places in Australia to own solar panels. It gets about the same sunshine as the Perth CBD, averaging 5.9 sun hours a day on a north-facing roof.

December is the strongest month, when a 6.6 kW system makes about 40 kWh a day. June is the weakest, at about 17 kWh, so expect your summer output to be roughly 2.3 times your winter output. That swing is normal and doesn't mean anything is wrong.

How many homes in Hope Valley have solar?

Solar systems installed in postcode 6165 (shared with Naval Base), from the Clean Energy Regulator.

61systems installed since 2001
0added in the past 12 months

0 more were added between Oct 2025 and Sep 2026, so people here are still adding solar.

These count every small solar system registered since 2001, including upgrades and replacements, so they run a little higher than the share of homes with solar today. House counts are from the 2021 Census.

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Sunshine data: NASA POWER long-term averages (2001–2025) for a tilted, north-facing surface, adjusted to Hope Valley's location. Output assumes 75% of that sunshine becomes power after typical losses. Solar installations: based on Clean Energy Regulator material licensed under CC BY 4.0. House counts: ABS 2021 Census.