Entry into force of the Solar Peak Law

They were pretty quick to come and found out that we don’t have sufficient LTE reception, not even with a possibly installed antenna. Well, then not....

Hihi, I definitely don’t have that in my basement. No LTE, no 5G, not even Edge or anything else.

Oh, that would actually be an idea. Line the HAR with aluminum foil...

Our heat pump is not throttleable, but the wallbox would fall under 14a.

Yes, actually. But it depends on the grid operator whether they install a smart meter. I've been waiting for three years.

Does the grid operator install the smart meter? I thought the intelligent iMSys is responsible for that?
I received the smart meter together with the inverter. Probably because I specified a consumption above 6000kWh?

Last week, someone from the network operator was here and wanted to install an intelligent measurement system. In the process, he found out that there was no space in the cabinet for the additional hardware needed because the APZ field reserved for the network operator was blocked by a small submeter for our heat pump. He then left without accomplishing anything and said we should schedule a new appointment once we have relocated the meter and freed up the field again. It’s annoying that our electrician doesn’t have time for such small stuff before summer. grin

Oh, that would actually be an idea. Lining the HAR with aluminum foil...

It almost is. Thanks to a double-sided aluminum-coated basement ceiling insulation from below as well as a double-sided aluminum-coated insulation under the underfloor heating on the ground floor. Nothing gets through at all.

You are now referring to this 6000 kWh rule, right?

Unfortunately no, §14a is about the control of consumption from SteuVE. So heat pumps, wall boxes, air conditioning, and photovoltaic battery systems that were installed after 01.01.2024.