bloodyscorpion
2024-02-11 11:28:13
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Hello dear forum,
maybe some of you have had the same situation/question.
I can't find anything clear online here.
The following initial situation.
- House (solid construction) from 1970
- Heating system with storage heaters (100% eco tariff for electricity), plus a tiled stove
- Roof insulated with insulation between the rafters, attic insulated (XPS boards), plastic windows with double glazing,
so of course not a modern insulation standard
- Annual energy consumption - day electricity (HT) 2500 kWh - night electricity (NT) 7400 kWh
- most of the living rooms are heated with the tiled stove
In the next few years the roof tiles will have to be replaced. According to my knowledge, I would then have to install a photovoltaic system in Ba-Wü.
So the question for me is:
- how am I supposed to finance this with the current high interest rates? The monthly burden including the mortgage would simply be too high.
- we also cannot afford a complete renovation (insulation, new windows, heat pump, etc.)
- as far as I know, you cannot power storage heaters with a photovoltaic system, even with battery storage, because those things consume too much electricity.
Besides, in winter, when we need a lot of electricity, too little electricity is generated...
- thus, at most a small photovoltaic system that covers our daytime consumption (approx. 2500 kWh per year) would make sense.
- I have come to the conclusion that such a system is not worthwhile for us up to now, especially with the high purchase prices including high interest rates.
Can the photovoltaic obligation be avoided if you do not have the financial means and only need to renew your tiles?
Has anyone of you had the same initial situation and how did you proceed, or what have you planned?
Many thanks!
maybe some of you have had the same situation/question.
I can't find anything clear online here.
The following initial situation.
- House (solid construction) from 1970
- Heating system with storage heaters (100% eco tariff for electricity), plus a tiled stove
- Roof insulated with insulation between the rafters, attic insulated (XPS boards), plastic windows with double glazing,
so of course not a modern insulation standard
- Annual energy consumption - day electricity (HT) 2500 kWh - night electricity (NT) 7400 kWh
- most of the living rooms are heated with the tiled stove
In the next few years the roof tiles will have to be replaced. According to my knowledge, I would then have to install a photovoltaic system in Ba-Wü.
So the question for me is:
- how am I supposed to finance this with the current high interest rates? The monthly burden including the mortgage would simply be too high.
- we also cannot afford a complete renovation (insulation, new windows, heat pump, etc.)
- as far as I know, you cannot power storage heaters with a photovoltaic system, even with battery storage, because those things consume too much electricity.
Besides, in winter, when we need a lot of electricity, too little electricity is generated...
- thus, at most a small photovoltaic system that covers our daytime consumption (approx. 2500 kWh per year) would make sense.
- I have come to the conclusion that such a system is not worthwhile for us up to now, especially with the high purchase prices including high interest rates.
Can the photovoltaic obligation be avoided if you do not have the financial means and only need to renew your tiles?
Has anyone of you had the same initial situation and how did you proceed, or what have you planned?
Many thanks!