You are mixing apples with apples then describing oranges. kWs describe your instantaneous capacity to generate. kWhs describe your production or usage over time. 1kW for 1 hour is 1kWh. I believe you are saying your 6 GPU rig consumes 20kWh of power a day, or about $1 worth of power for a solar setup such as I have. Can you get it cheaper? How much $ does your 6 GPU rig produce a day?
Yes, sorry was kinda late when I typed this. Basically, I can produce up to 37kW over 24h on a nice sunny summer day with 20x300W panels on the roof, a rig will inevitably consume a big chunk of that power. So that's 1.5kWh on average on that particular day. Now with the shitty November weather, it was only 3.8kW for a whole day yesterday for example.
My panels feed my whole house, including the heat pump, dishwasher, TV etc. Basically on ethash a 6x470 rig single mining uses about 750W, so 0.750kWh so 18kW for 24h. I live in Switzerland and electricity is not cheap at all, kinda impossible to get it cheaper. I believe my average cost is somewhere around 0.22CHF/kW so 0.22USD/kWh (we have double tarification as in it costs less during certain hours).
So my panels do bring my electricity costs down, but not nearly enough to pay for my 5 current rigs (I had almost 10 at home at some point).
That said, I'm currently mining other things than the top coins like ETH, ZEC, XMR and produce around 40$/day worth of coins. So even if a rig costs me 4$/day on ethash, and even less on cryptonote, I'm still quite profitable :-).
When I started back in 2016 on ETH, I was barely making any money AND I didn't even have solar panels.
If you have access to a 24/7 power source (hence the water turbine) you are king of the world with your mining operation.