Is the photovoltaic price okay? 10.2 kWp and 5 kWh storage

So wait with buying storage. Maybe someday we will be at a point where everything that is generated is stored privately.

Those who act according to this principle will not get anywhere. And: the process is not currently disruptive, so waiting is not worthwhile. However, today I would rely on a storage system that can also be charged from the grid when electricity is cheap. But this is not a question of chemical storage technology.

I am not an expert but from what I read, the storage in the car will probably come. That would be brilliant for us with electric cars.

This is quite broadly in preparation, but only insufficiently replaces the purpose of a battery in the house. The sizing ratios could shift. The biggest advantage is the potential relief of the grid and, with appropriate pricing on the electricity market, also a cost advantage for the user (see above).

Those who act according to this maxim will not get anywhere. And: the process is not disruptive right now, so waiting is not worthwhile. However, today I would bet on a storage system that can also be charged from the grid when electricity is cheap. But that is not a question of chemical storage technology.

There are things where you don't have to be the first, and storage is definitely one of them. And just because it's currently cheap with Tibber and co doesn't mean it will stay that way, especially when the masses start using it.

There are things where you don’t have to be the first, and storage is definitely one of them. And just because it is currently cheap with Tibber and co doesn’t mean it will stay that way, especially once the masses start using it.

I understand that well. Being first is not appealing to everyone. I have little fear of contact there. If you let go of the idea that neither of the two variants is a "mistake," you can take it quite easy. Tibber doesn’t appeal to me yet; I was thinking more about the Danish Xolta solutions, which currently focus on commercial, industrial, and agricultural sectors.