Cost of photovoltaics with storage

The commissioning (on paper) is often scheduled for the new year, as the remuneration is guaranteed for 20 years plus the current year.

I think he mentioned something like that... the system would probably be finished at the end of December if everything beforehand goes well.

The photovoltaic forum sees it exactly the other way around. The feed-in fully finances the system (if the production costs are not exorbitant) and the self-consumption is called the cherry on top.

Hmm, I can't quite agree. My system, 6.25 kWp east/west, generates 50% of my annual consumption... that's also a significant part of refinancing the system... if it continues like this, I will be at break-even after 7 years at the latest and only make money from then on :)

I just followed up with Clensolar. He (salesperson) said it is due to the increased material prices. That his suppliers have simply raised the prices a lot. However, he still considers himself very competitive.

I just followed up with Clensolar. He (salesperson) said it's due to rising material costs. That his suppliers have simply raised prices a lot. But he still considers himself very competitive.

I believe that based on my experience with those guys too. I'm glad I signed last December :D

The photovoltaic forum sees it exactly the other way around. The feed-in completely finances the system (if the manufacturing costs are not exorbitant) and self-consumption is called the cherry on top.

Ultimately, it does not matter what refinances the system. The feed-in tariff is an income, self-consumption is a saving. Per kilowatt-hour, the income is now significantly lower than the saving. Therefore, every kilowatt-hour used by oneself is financially much more attractive for people who are now building a system than every kilowatt-hour fed in. For registration in July 2021, there is 7.47 ct/kWh. Those who buy cheaply pay around 20 ct net/kWh for their electricity. The ratio changes from month to month – you have to look a bit at how "historical" a post is or from which situation it was made.

Hmm, I don't know. Then the profitability of the investment would increase if I increase my consumption. Mathematically that is true, but to me amortization means something different.