kati1337
2023-07-04 10:47:36
- #1
That is clear to me. But at what level, when in winter the cheap photovoltaic power is not in the grid? Are then 30 cents to be paid at noon and 45 cents in the evening/night?
Then you can draw "expensive" power from the grid at noon (your own photovoltaic does not supply), so that you do not have to use even more expensive power in the evening. That is what I meant by "not getting the storage full".
And what is the alternative? Not consuming any power?
If the price on the exchange is that expensive, or would be, then I can't do anything about it anyway?
I would not prefer a classic annual contract with another supplier just because of winter. There I always pay the same working price, but what I (possibly) save in winter I pay extra in the other three seasons. They do make a profit, they have nothing to give away. And if they no longer make a profit, they send you the cancellation, as was seen during the crisis after the outbreak of war.