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Temperature History

Air Temperature

Humidity – 30 days

Telemark & Lower Mission Temperatures – 30 days

Lower Mission Barometric Pressure – 30 days

Sheds

Telemark Sheds Webcam

Saturday, December 6th, 2025 @ 19:11 PST.

Solar Plant Production Statistics

In the fall of 2021, a 25.5kW solar array was installed at Telemark by IPS (Integrated Power Systems). The lower portion of the array can be seen at the upper edge of the above Sheds photo.

The solar array consists of 60 panels, each capable of producing up to 425W of DC electrical power. Fifteen microinverters convert the DC output of the panels to 240V AC power that is fed back into the BC Hydro electrical grid.

Although the electricity production is limited during the ski season by short days and typical cloud cover, the array is projected to produce as much energy in a year as the Telemark Nordic Centre consumes. The panels are angled such that they usually shed snow on their own within a day or so of a snow fall. If necessary, staff will clear the panels of snow.

For reference, BC Hydro asserts that the average “single-family detached home” heated with electricity uses 1279 kWh (1.3MWh) per month or 15.35MWh per year. 

Solar Energy Produced… (equivalent round trips from Kelowna City Park by EV)
… so far today: 17.1 kWh. (~ 1 trips )
… so far this month: 26 kWh. (~ 2 trips)
… so far this year: 27045 kWh. (~ 2704 trips)
… since commissioning: 106.1 MWh. (~ 10610 trips)

 

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