Savings photovoltaic system, storage, power cloud

So then: my price was gross, without [Gerüst] (we already had that anyway) and not full black.

But back to the topic: That means you feed in a certain amount, anything more is paid with the normal feed-in tariff. For that, you can consume a certain amount. What about the difference then? So if you consume less or more?

What does a kWh actually cost at Senec when the storage and the cloud credit are empty/used up?

So then: my price was gross, without scaffolding (we already had that anyway) and not full black.

But back to the topic: That means you feed in a certain amount, whatever is more is paid out with the normal feed-in tariff. For that, you can consume a certain amount. What about the difference then? So if you consume less or more?

Exactly, you pay a monthly subscription fee and for that you can take a certain amount of electricity that you fed in during the summer back from the grid free of charge in winter.
If you feed in more, the difference will be remunerated. If you need more from the grid than you feed in, you have to pay extra for everything you take additionally.

What does one kWh cost at Senec if the storage and the cloud credit are empty/depleted?

The costs for additional consumption are currently 28 cents per kWh for me.

Moon prices in the sense of "overpriced"?

Nah, I haven't seen 6000 euros for such a large storage even in 2020 ... but maybe just luck.

Exactly, you pay a monthly subscription fee and in return you can draw a certain amount of electricity that you fed in during the summer from the grid free of charge in winter. If you feed in more, the difference will be reimbursed to you. If you need more from the grid than you feed in, you have to pay extra for everything you consume additionally. The cost for the excess consumption is currently 28 cents per kWh for me

That's quite reasonable, I expected more. What influences the price?

Attached is the current price list as of 08/01/2022.
It's even just 27 cents :p