HPS system - picea as a source of electricity and heat?

  • Erstellt am 2021-03-11 17:20:27

hampshire

2021-04-20 17:45:14
  • #1
Not everyone needs a bank to finance a house or parts of a house.
 

Chloe Pricw

2021-04-20 17:52:34
  • #2
Through the tax separation and outsourcing and merging with the photovoltaic system, this then ideally runs as its own business and pays for itself - and I get 19% VAT back on it, which makes the whole thing cheaper - this will then be a separate loan ... and the bank pays for a heating and ventilation system, so this virtual share of the costs can also be supported by the house construction bank. ... I will report back in 1-2 years on how it went. Currently still in the planning phase and discussion about what is possible and what is not. Many thanks for your previous input.
 

rdwlnts

2021-04-20 17:55:50
  • #3
Energy density is important in cars, but not at home. Additionally, the energy density of batteries increases by about 10% annually. Why would anyone want absolute self-sufficiency at all? If you store energy during the day and retrieve it at night, feed in some energy during the summer to make it available to the public, and buy some wind and hydropower in winter, I don’t even understand the problem to be solved. What remains is inefficiency or, in other words, unnecessary energy wastage.
 

Fuchur

2021-04-20 18:08:31
  • #4

That doesn’t work because no profit intention can be demonstrated. Or how do you want to at least mathematically generate revenue from the system plus the photovoltaic system if the stated goal is to sell (almost) no electricity but consume everything yourself over the course of the year?
 

Chloe Pricw

2021-04-20 18:30:25
  • #5
Since a 20-30kw system is supposed to go on the roof, I will probably still feed in enough electricity - according to the inverter, the Picea (2 strings, optionally 3) can handle 5.8kW per string. Now, with an additional own inverter for 2k, the other 15kW can also be supplied... in the end, the system should also be able to feed in its 10% for the profit-raising purpose... There are plenty of videos from Laudeley on YouTube about the deductibility of a combined heat and power plant with a solar system... it's nothing else - only that you replace gas with self-generated hydrogen.
 

hampshire

2021-04-20 18:30:36
  • #6
This is only true if the company has operating the plant as its business purpose. If the plant is integrated into another context or business model, it can easily operate at a loss.
 

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