guckuck2
2021-04-21 12:27:58
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Option 3: The photovoltaic system is registered simply as a surplus system and the heating remains a private matter as with everyone else.
And to emphasize again: The electricity generated from photovoltaics must go through VAT and income tax if it is used privately. BEFORE the H2 device. The energy taken from the H2 system is correspondingly taxed multiple times, thanks to the poor efficiency. This means that, in the end, it can even be more expensive to convert photovoltaic electricity into H2 than to simply buy and convert it from the grid. The amortization of the photovoltaic system is thus pushed down, not improved.
And to emphasize again: The electricity generated from photovoltaics must go through VAT and income tax if it is used privately. BEFORE the H2 device. The energy taken from the H2 system is correspondingly taxed multiple times, thanks to the poor efficiency. This means that, in the end, it can even be more expensive to convert photovoltaic electricity into H2 than to simply buy and convert it from the grid. The amortization of the photovoltaic system is thus pushed down, not improved.