Durran
2022-01-16 13:17:17
- #1
, your calculation is missing the lost feed-in tariff, 20% storage losses, maintenance charges in winter, and (at least for most) VAT.
Also, you have to manage to push 5.5 kWh through the storage daily. With the 7kW on the roof, in my opinion, that is not even remotely possible. I estimate a maximum of 3 kWh. With a heat pump and electric car, that leaves one.
Correct, the lost feed-in tariff would theoretically be about 200 euros for 3000 kWh. That can be ignored. However, I have planned quite a bit for consumption optimization, especially with regard to the photovoltaic storage. I generate hot water with a simple 80L boiler.
That will now be replaced with a WLAN-capable device. It will then only charge with photovoltaic yield. Once heated, it keeps warm for 2 days.
The kitchen, as mentioned, is optimized with a wood kitchen stove with an oven. It runs anyway in winter and serves for cooking. In summer, of course, we take the electric stove. Then the wife has to cook when the sun is shining. The same applies to ironing, washing machine, dishwasher, etc.
The base load in the evening and at night is then covered by the storage.