Costing of solar panel in a developing country

In developing countries, the costing of solar panel is quite expensive. This is because electricity using solar is something that is still uncommon, so it requires difficult equipment
Solar panels are a component that has the function of converting energy produced from sunlight into electrical energy. Solar panels or commonly known as solar panels are also famous for their fairly expensive prices
In this easy era, there are many suppliers of solar panels, one of which is in tropical countries. To find out how much it costs to install this power, here is a list. The following list is a variation of the 1.2 kWp - 5 kWp sourced from solarcellsurya
PV Module 200 Wp Monocrystallin = 500-2500 USD
Support PV Module 200 Wp = 100-500 USD
Inverter = 1000-1500 USD
Cable Power = 50-140 USD
Electrical Panel = 140-160 USD
Grounding Systerm = 50-70 USD
Service and Licensing Fees = 680-720 USD

Total cost = 2800-5700 USD
That is the cost data for installing a solar electric panel, you only need to know how many kwp units from the house this solar panel will be installed. If you have special conditions or criteria for installation, you can also ask the supplier to add other equipment
In addition, the price data is also uncertain, the price offered depends on the supplier and the quality of the solar panels installed. I hope this helps.
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