Construction costs are currently skyrocketing

What a loser you are, I've already noticed. We're not playing guessing games here about who I am.

And if you have no clue, just shut the fxxk up.

I have gone through the registration procedure and several conversations with the network operator and electrical company. I have tried for 6 months to get the system connected. Unfortunately, it has taken that long. And officially, the system has not yet been activated by the network operator.

You are welcome to google how long it currently takes, for example in Thuringia; there are plenty of press and TV reports about it. If you manage it in 6 months, you’re very lucky. There are people with 60 kWp systems who have been waiting over a year for commissioning.

There’s no need for dumb talkers like you.

That is just an excuse to rip people off

What should he rip off from me? We signed for the photovoltaic system long before the war, over a year ago, at a fixed price. There is no reason for him to tell me nonsense. The company got our contract after numerous comparative offers, period. It is no secret that you can save a lot in construction through your own work. But for that you need time, experience, and manpower. We have none of these three available for a photovoltaic system. We paid a good €1,200 gross for 1 kWp and, considering the current situation, are glad we went for it.

Market economy. If I can take the price, I take it. However, the high prices also result from rising raw material prices and the general chip shortage.

Operating the solar system without permission. You can do it, but if you get caught, there will be a hefty fine.

PS: And own contribution in photovoltaics... if I fall off the roof and then can only lie in bed drooling, I haven't gained anything at all.

So our solar system was already connected to the grid on the day of installation. But of course, this can depend on the installer and the federal state. Two days later, we had the invoice from the municipal utility for the connection in the mailbox and a notification of how much we will now receive monthly.

As I said, you can be lucky and either have a good network operator or a good solar installer who registers the system in advance. That is easily possible, but few actually do it.

Penalties or fines for premature commissioning are not known and not subject to sanctions.

It's like the 70 percent rule. Intentionally no electricity is fed in and it is shut down. Apparently, this regulation will be abolished next year. You can't tell anyone that we have an energy shortage and then shut down the systems.

Yes, I know, grid control, etc.

What is he supposed to rip off from me? We signed for the photovoltaic system long before the war, over a year ago, at a fixed price.

It was not explicitly about your system but about the current prices the solar installers are asking. In the FB group, the offers are now at 35,000 gross.. for 10 kW and 6-7 kW battery.. Yes, you can also fall off the ladder while painting or so... Or you set up scaffolding.