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Solar panels in Panamá
Panamá province is the country's largest solar market, with more than 3,200 self-consumption customers. In Panama City a PV system produces about 1,410 kWh per kWp per year. The grid is served by ENSA (east of the Lefevre–12 de Octubre–Ricardo J. Alfaro line) and EDEMET (west of it).
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Provincial solar data
- Typical yield
- 1,410 kWh/kWp
- Peak sun hours
- 4.8
- Distributor
- ENSA · EDEMET
- 301–750 kWh tariff
- $0.247/kWh
- Self-consumption customers
- 3,233
Sources: Global Solar Atlas (yield), ASEP (concession zones), La Prensa citing ASEP data, Jan 2026 (self-consumption customers).
What to know
- Our main office is in San Gabriel, Panama City.
- Featured project: a 230 kWp system at Park and Padel, Obarrio.
- Output peaks in March (≈139 kWh/kWp) and dips in June (≈103 kWh/kWp).
- Optimal tilt is just 11°, which suits low-pitch roofs.
Projects in this province
Questions about solar in Panamá
How much does a solar system produce in Panamá?
In Ciudad de Panamá, a PV system produces about 1,410 kWh per installed kWp per year, with about 4.8 peak sun hours a day according to Global Solar Atlas. A 5 kWp home system therefore generates roughly 529 kWh a month on average.
Which electricity distributor serves Panamá?
Panamá is split between ENSA and EDEMET. Your solar connection and net metering are handled with the distributor shown on your bill.
Do you install solar panels in Panamá?
Yes. Solar Solution Savings designs and installs grid-tied, hybrid battery and off-grid solar systems in Panamá and across Panama, including permits, interconnection and maintenance.
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