Quick estimate

Quick feasibility estimator

Area alone gets you to roughly the right scale. Every assumption behind the number stays on the page.

A tool that takes a site area or an installed capacity and roughly estimates the installed capacity, the annual energy yield, and a 20-year cumulative revenue range.

Input

Project type

Rows need clearance between them, so a given area supports the least capacity.

147.7 KRW/kWh

The default, KRW 147.686, is the mainland ceiling price in the first 2026 competitive bidding round for long-term fixed-price solar contracts. A ceiling is a maximum; awarded prices come in below it. Drag it down and compare.

Result

Enter a site area on the left,
and the rough estimate appears here.

The assumptions behind these numbers

Area per kW
12 m² per kW (3.6 pyeong)
Annual yield per kW
1,150 to 1,250 kWh/kW
Sale price
KRW 147.7/kWh
Annual degradation rate
0.5% per year
Period
20 years
Not included
Construction, financing, operating cost, and tax

Area per kW and annual yield per kW are conservative rules of thumb from design practice. In reality they move with terrain, slope, orientation, shading, setback rules, and grid conditions. Two sites of the same area can end up far apart.On top of that, with the Renewable Portfolio Standard (RPS) abolished, new installations earn through the renewable energy contract market from 2027. That change is not reflected in this calculation. Read what changes

This estimator is for reference only. It cannot be used as the basis of an investment or trading decision.

What this is not

What this estimator cannot tell you

A rough calculation answers none of these. They are usually what decides whether a project goes ahead.

Whether the land can be permitted

If the land-use zoning designation, the municipal setback ordinance, or the development activity permit requirements block it, no amount of area rescues the project. The rules differ from one local government to the next.

Whether it can reach the grid

With no spare capacity at the nearby substation, you wait. The grid connection queue is the single largest cause of delay.

What you actually keep

Net profit appears only once construction cost, financing terms, operating cost, and tax go in. Two sites of the same capacity can land far apart.

What happens when the rules change

With RPS abolished, the revenue structure for new installations moves to the renewable energy contract market from 2027. Your commissioning date sets your revenue structure.

Send us the parcel number and the area, and we’ll cover all four in a report within about five business days. There is no charge. See what the report contains

Disclaimer

About these numbers

  • · The result is revenue, not net profit. Construction cost, financing cost, operating cost, insurance, and tax are not in it.
  • · The default sale price of KRW 147.686/kWh is the mainland ceiling price in the first 2026 competitive bidding round for long-term fixed-price solar contracts. A ceiling is a maximum; awarded prices come in below it.
  • · Area per kW and annual yield per kW are conservative rules of thumb from design practice. Terrain, slope, orientation, shading, and setback rules move the real values.
  • · The 20-year total is a simple sum that accounts only for 0.5% annual degradation. Inflation, interest rates, and policy change are not considered.
  • · GRIDAEND does not guarantee a rate of return. A full assessment presents conservative, base, and optimistic scenarios, each with its assumptions.
  • · This estimator is for reference only. It cannot be used as the basis of an investment or trading decision.

Free assessment

When you need the real number, not a rough one

Send us the parcel number and the area. Within about five business days, we come back with a report on permitting risk, grid conditions, energy yield, and the 20-year cash flow.

Available to landowners, building owners, or their authorized representatives · Results come back as a report