Yes, solar panels can still generate energy even on cloudy days, although the amount of energy produced may be reduced. Solar panels are designed to capture direct sunlight and diffused sunlight that penetrates through clouds. However, you can expect a reduction in energy output, which can range from 10% to 25%, depending on the density of the clouds. During cloudy weather, it’s important to pay attention to the following: Energy Consumption: Be mindful of your energy usage, as your system will generate less electricity than on sunny days. Battery Storage: Cloudy days prove most useful if you have a solar battery. Ensure your battery is in good condition to store excess energy generated on sunny days. System Monitoring: Use your solar monitoring system to track energy production and consumption. This can help you adjust your usage accordingly. Backup Plans: Consider having a backup energy source, such as a generator, especially if you live in an area with frequent cloudy weather. Understanding these factors can help you manage your solar energy system more effectively during less-than-ideal weather conditions.