Promotion of photovoltaic systems Easter package

I consider the promotion of full-feed-in systems to be quite sensible! This way, photovoltaic systems on garages, outbuildings, and halls can once again be economically installed and operated with a return of about 5%. Otherwise, these systems would not exist. Therefore, it does make sense!

Now one can complain that there are no improvements for self-consumption systems. But honestly, these 8-15 kWp systems do work with self-consumption even at the remuneration of 6.85 cents. And depending on self-consumption, self-use is even better than full feed-in.

For example, I calculated for my system that the break-even is at 4,800 kWh of self-consumption. So despite the significant increase in the full-feed-in tariff, I am doing better with my 6.85 cents!

Because there are two conflicting goals here. The builder wants an economical system. Large enough to meet the photovoltaic requirement and small enough to become economical through self-consumption. The state wants more photovoltaic installations. And then there are roof areas for 5-10 kWp where sometimes nothing is installed.

However, the state understandably primarily focuses on the really large systems. Commercial roofs, warehouses, etc. We small private individuals are less in focus. Sure! Many small contributions add up significantly, but when it comes to quickly achievable goals, we simply aren't influential enough.

For example, I have calculated for my system that the break-even point is at 4,800 kWh of self-consumption. So despite the significant increase in the full feed-in tariff, I am better off with my 6.85 cents!

Is your system new or has it been in operation for a while?

Our best offer (out of now 5) for a photovoltaic system is 13,000€ for 7 kWp.
We are going back and forth, but actually, it hardly seems worthwhile.
So far, we consume 1,500 kWh. If we produce a third of that ourselves, i.e. 500 kWh, then we save 150€/year.
There must be still a lot of feed-in tariff at 6 ct for it to be worthwhile.
Or a significantly larger self-consumption through e-cars or something.

Is your system new or has it been in operation for a while? Our best offer (now 5 in total) for a photovoltaic system is 13,000€ for 7 kWp. We are going back and forth, but actually it hardly seems worthwhile. We currently consume 1500 kWh. If we produce a third of that ourselves, so 500 kWh, then we save 150€/year. There would have to be a lot of feed-in tariff at 6ct for it to be worth it. Or a significantly higher self-consumption through electric cars or something.

Wow, but then including the complete installation, right? I bought my system 6 weeks ago. 8.4 kWp (without battery) for 7,000€. Everything is included except the Smart Energy Meter.

Wow but then including the complete installation, right? I bought my system 6 weeks ago. 8.4 kWp (without battery) for €7000. Everything is included except the Smart Energy Meter.

Yes, everything is really included. The scaffolding alone costs €1000 with assembly and disassembly. The price differences always surprise me.

Yes, everything is really included. The scaffolding alone costs 1000€ with assembly and disassembly. The price differences always surprise me.

Strongly dependent on the region and the workload of the companies. In some cases, these are already "Abgebote" (defensive offers) instead of "Angebote".