Electricity consumption at home, what is your consumption?

That means about 15 kWh/day to 20 kWh/day are for heating?

If yes, is any of that still offset by the photovoltaic system or does this amount have to be paid in full?

Yeah, about 12-18 per day are probably for heating. We hardly ever consume less than 10 in the household.
Theoretically, photovoltaic would still be deducted there, but our system produced in the last 3 days:
574 Wh, 553 Wh, 175 Wh.
So practically nothing. ;)

When we have more hours of sunshine again, a few kWh will be deducted daily. But at the moment we almost have full grid consumption.

Yeah, about 12-18 per day are probably the heating. Actually never.

Then that's at least €100/month for the LWWP? :eek:

When we have more hours of sunshine again, a few more kWh will go down daily. But at the moment, we have almost full grid consumption.

Sun? I can't even remember the last time I saw it. Photovoltaics certainly wouldn't pay off for us :(

Oh, do you have your driver's license again? nice.....and funny at the same time:cool:

We had about 20 kWh consumption in the last few days. (Heating incl. household). Photovoltaic-wise, December has been really bad so far, but the year overall was not bad. Generated 10,525 kWh and 69% autonomy. If the inverter had not failed for 10 days in June (usually the best photovoltaic month), it would look even better..

Then that’s at least €100/month for the air-water heat pump? :eek: Sun? I can’t even remember the last time I saw it. Photovoltaics definitely wouldn’t be worth it for us :(

Because you need the 12-18kWh 365 days a year.

So that's at least €100/month for the air-water heat pump? :eek:
Sun? I can't even remember the last time I saw it. Photovoltaics probably wouldn't be worth it for us :(

well.... it is winter after all. We also had a gas installment of about €100 for our whole house before.
The air-water heat pump surely won't need more than 15kWh in spring. ;) We moved in in October and from November to December the consumption increased a bit. I expect it to go up a little more in January/February, and then decrease again from March. In summer only the ventilation should need electricity.
It's no different with gas, you also pay installments for winter during summer.
My "currently 30kWh/day" referred purely to the month of December. :D Just so no one gets me wrong there.

Oh, and the same goes for photovoltaics. It's winter. Even in October we had several days with 10kWh or more of yield. At the moment there's simply no sun shining, so nothing comes from the roof. :)