Lumpi_LE
2019-09-02 11:44:28
- #1
You can definitely save 30-40€ per year with 2 meters.
Photovoltaic system: Advantages and disadvantages, experiences, worthwhile?
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fragg
2019-09-02 11:56:21
- #2
I also didn’t want two meters because of the possibility of disconnection in the heat pump tariff. I don’t want anyone to be able to turn off my heating.You can certainly save 30-40€ a year with 2 meters.
seth0487
2019-09-02 15:48:08
- #3
Currently, it looks like this for us: (8 kWp)
No automatic linking of electricity production and switching of consumers.
We try to do laundry or run the dishwasher during the day.
No automatic linking of electricity production and switching of consumers.
We try to do laundry or run the dishwasher during the day.
boxandroof
2019-09-02 16:40:52
- #4
We have completed the first full month. 10kWP, of which 75% south and 25% east/west. One module is not working yet.
1206kWH generated
188kWh/16% self-consumed
1018kWh sold
67kWh purchased (74% self-sufficiency)
Heat pump for hot water/some cooling (31kWH) and household appliances mostly scheduled to run during the day.
1206kWH generated
188kWh/16% self-consumed
1018kWh sold
67kWh purchased (74% self-sufficiency)
Heat pump for hot water/some cooling (31kWH) and household appliances mostly scheduled to run during the day.
M4rvin
2019-09-02 23:10:01
- #5
KfW is at 1.03%...KfW with 0.5% eff ... for me with €79/month - over 15 years
Yes, there are providers with "Wärmestrom" - I still have this, but it falls away because otherwise there is no coupling of storage/photovoltaics with heat pump. I want to trigger the heat pump via HomeManager and then fully utilize the storage. Interaction with photovoltaics + storage + heat pump + weather forecasts
Wärmestrom currently around €0.20/kWh plus basic fee ...
€79 sounds pretty good, but that doesn’t cover the monthly electricity demand, right?
boxandroof
2019-09-02 23:39:04
- #6
The feed-in tariff guaranteed for over 20 years finances the system without self-consumption.
My first month (see #123) looked like this: approx. €110 feed-in tariff, approx. €50 savings on electricity purchase. Winter will be worse.
The interest costs for 10kWp are around €5 per month on average over your 15-year term.
My first month (see #123) looked like this: approx. €110 feed-in tariff, approx. €50 savings on electricity purchase. Winter will be worse.
The interest costs for 10kWp are around €5 per month on average over your 15-year term.