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Xorazm Region · Uzbekistan · 41.53° N · 60.35° E

Solar position in Qo’shko’pir

Sun position, daylight and the best solar panel angle for Qo’shko’pir — computed for 41.53° N, 60.35° E, 100 m above sea level.

Sunrise today07:21105° ESE
Sunset today18:03254° WSW
Best panel angle36°year-round, facing south
Off-grid angle72°best for the darkest month

The sun right now

Azimuth180.0°
Elevation36.4°
At solar noon, 12:42Open on the sun map

Sun in Qo’shko’pir today

Sunday, 25 October 2026 · local time UTC+5

EventTimeDirection / height
Astronomical dawn05:48sun 18° below horizon
Nautical dawn06:2012° below
Civil dawn06:536° below
Sunrise07:21105° ESE
Golden hour ends08:00sun 6° up
Solar noon12:4236.4° high
Golden hour starts17:24sun 6° up
Sunset18:03254° WSW
Civil dusk18:316° below
Nautical dusk19:0312° below
Astronomical dusk19:3518° below
Day length10 h 41 min

Sun path diagram for Qo’shko’pir

Where the sun stands in the sky: the centre is straight overhead, the outer ring is the horizon. Numbers mark local clock hours.

15°30°45°60°75°N30°60°E120°150°S210°240°W300°330°June solstice67891011121314151617181920EquinoxDecember solstice91011121314151617Today
  • June solstice
  • Equinox
  • December solstice
  • Today

On the June solstice the sun reaches 71.9° at solar noon in Qo’shko’pir; on the December solstice only 25.1°. Sunrise swings from 57° ENE in June to 121° ESE in December — a 64° arc along the horizon.

Sunrise, sunset and sun height by month

Values for the 21st of each month, local clock time including daylight saving time.

MonthSunriseSolar noonSunsetDay lengthNoon elevation
January08:1913:1018:009 h 41 min28.6°
February07:4513:1218:3910 h 53 min38.0°
March07:0013:0619:1112 h 11 min48.8°
April06:1012:5719:4513 h 35 min60.4°
May05:3412:5520:1614 h 42 min68.7°
June05:2413:0020:3615 h 11 min71.9°
July05:4213:0520:2614 h 44 min68.9°
August06:1313:0119:4913 h 36 min60.5°
September06:4412:5118:5812 h 13 min49.1°
October07:1712:4318:0810 h 52 min37.7°
November07:5412:4417:349 h 40 min28.6°
December08:2112:5617:319 h 10 min25.1°

A year of daylight in Qo’shko’pir

Each column is one day of 2026. Bright: sun above the horizon; soft: civil twilight; line: solar noon. Steps are daylight saving time changes.

00:0003:0006:0009:0012:0015:0018:0021:0000:00JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec

Best solar panel angle in Qo’shko’pir

Fixed array facing south (azimuth 180°). Energy per kWp from NASA POWER monthly climate, including clouds, temperature and snow reflection.

36°collects the most energy over a year: 1664 kWh per kWp.

72°gives the most in the darkest month — the one an off-grid system is sized for.

40%50%60%70%80%90%100%0°10°20°30°40°50°60°70°80°90°Best year-round 36°Best worst-month 72°70°Yearly energyWorst-month energy
  • Yearly energy
  • Worst-month energy
TiltkWh/kWp per yearShare of best yearDecember kWh/kWp/dayBest ÷ worst month
0°139984%1.384.4×
15°157495%2.003.0×
30°1657100%2.532.3×
36° year-round best1664100%2.702.1×
42° = latitude165599%2.851.9×
45°164599%2.921.9×
60°153892%3.141.7×
70°141885%3.201.5×
72° off-grid best139084%3.201.5×
90°108265%3.072.0×

A fixed array in Qo’shko’pir produces the most over a year at 36°. The design month for an off-grid system is December: at 72° it makes 3.20 kWh per kWp a day, 18% more than at 36°, and costs 16% of the yearly total. Why steep panels win winter.

Off-grid solar in Qo’shko’pir at 70°

Daily energy of 1 kWp by month. Bars: panels at 70°. Line: panels at 36° (year-round best).

0123456January: 3.25 (70°)3.2JanFebruary: 3.91 (70°)3.9FebMarch: 4.24 (70°)4.2MarApril: 3.97 (70°)4.0AprMay: 3.66 (70°)3.7MayJune: 3.48 (70°)3.5JunJuly: 3.54 (70°)3.5JulAugust: 4.12 (70°)4.1AugSeptember: 4.81 (70°)4.8SepOctober: 4.67 (70°)4.7OctNovember: 3.78 (70°)3.8NovDecember: 3.20 (70°)3.2Dec36°
MonthSun hours, flatSun hours at 70°kWh/kWp/day at 70°at 36°Mean temp.
January snow1.893.563.252.82-2.8 °C
February snow2.874.313.913.75-0.8 °C
March4.264.834.244.667.5 °C
April5.584.673.975.0515.1 °C
May6.814.463.665.3223.7 °C
June7.734.343.485.5229.3 °C
July7.524.463.545.4631.3 °C
August6.905.124.125.6328.7 °C
September5.605.804.815.5621.6 °C
October3.845.424.674.7112.7 °C
November2.384.253.783.484.0 °C
December snow1.683.513.202.70-2.1 °C
Year4.76 avg4.56 avg1418 kWh1664 kWh

Sizing example. To run a 1 kWh-per-day load through December on LiFePO4 batteries (charge controller, battery and inverter losses included) you need about 370 Wp of panels at 70°, versus 440 Wp at 36°. The steep array is 15% smaller for the same winter. Size your own system.

Row spacing in Qo’shko’pir

Distance between rows of 2 m long panels (slope length) so that no row shades the next between 10:00 and 14:00 solar time on the winter solstice.

5.4 mrow pitch at 70°

4.5 mrow pitch at 36°

Row spacing calculator

How Qo’shko’pir compares in Uzbekistan

Against the other 108 places in Uzbekistan with climate data, for a fixed array at its best angle.

28thof 109 places in Uzbekistan for sunshine: 4.76 peak sun hours a day on flat ground.

+3%solar energy a year compared with the average place in Uzbekistan: 1,664 against 1,620 kWh per kWp.

+2 mindaylight on the longest day, compared with Tashkent: 15 h 11 min against 15 h 09 min.

36°best year-round tilt here; across Uzbekistan it runs from 30° in Boysun to 36° in Nukus.

Of the 109 places in Uzbekistan, Tirmiz gets the most sun (5.12 peak sun hours a day) and Oltinko‘l the least (4.48); Qo’shko’pir ranks 28th. In its darkest month, December, 1 kWp of off-grid panels at 70° makes 3.20 kWh a day here, against 2.95 kWh on average in Uzbekistan. The shortest day lasts 9 h 10 min, −2 min compared with Tashkent.

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Solar forecast for Qo’shko’pir, next 48 hours

Expected output of 1 kWp at 70°, computed from the ICON-EU weather model of the Deutscher Wetterdienst (DWD), Europe.

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Questions about the sun in Qo’shko’pir

What is the best solar panel angle in Qo’shko’pir?
For a fixed array facing south, the best year-round tilt in Qo’shko’pir is 36°, worth about 1664 kWh per kWp a year. An off-grid system that has to get through December does better at about 72°.
What time is sunrise and sunset in Qo’shko’pir today?
On 25 October 2026 the sun rises at 07:21 and sets at 18:03 local time (UTC+5), giving 10 h 41 min of daylight. Solar noon is at 12:42.
How many peak sun hours does Qo’shko’pir get?
On a flat surface 4.8 hours a day averaged over the year, from 1.7 in December to 7.7 in June. Panels tilted at 70° receive 3.5 sun hours a day in December.
How high does the sun get in Qo’shko’pir?
At solar noon the sun stands 71.9° above the horizon on the June solstice and 25.1° on the December solstice.
Is Qo’shko’pir a good place for solar panels?
With 4.8 peak sun hours a day on flat ground, Qo’shko’pir ranks 28th of 109 places in Uzbekistan for sunshine. A 1 kWp array at the best angle (36°) makes about 1,664 kWh a year here, 3% more than the average place in Uzbekistan.

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Sun positions: NREL Solar Position Algorithm. Climate: NASA POWER monthly climatology (NASA Langley Research Center). Forecast: Deutscher Wetterdienst, ICON-EU (CC BY 4.0), processed. Places: GeoNames (CC BY 4.0). Time zones: IANA. Sources and licences.