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HouseholdsSolar & self-generated electricity
Solar & self-generated electricity
Produce, use and share solar power
Overview
What would you like to do with your solar power?
From initial registration to shared use: choose the option that suits your situation.
Register small and larger solar installations correctly, clarify the grid connection and feed in surplus electricity. Various remuneration models are available for electricity fed into the grid. With ZEV, vZEV or LEG, you can also use locally produced solar power together with others. Refunds are possible for certain connection lines and storage systems if the respective requirements are met.
RegistrationRegister a solar installationFind out how to register a plug-and-play or larger photovoltaic system, clarify the grid connection and feed surplus electricity into the grid.Register solar installationRemunerationSell solar powerCompare the feed-in remuneration, guaranteed minimum remuneration and dynamic purchase remuneration for your exported solar power.View remuneration modelsCommunityShare solar power with othersFind out whether ZEV, vZEV or LEG is suitable for your building, your connection situation and your neighbourhood.Compare electricity sharing models
Self-consumed solar power reduces the amount of electricity you draw from the grid. You can feed surplus electricity into the public grid and receive remuneration for it, or – depending on the model and connection situation – share it with others. When planning, check registration, connection capacity and metering at an early stage.
Frequently asked questions
Solar & self-generated electricity briefly explained
Key answers about registration, remuneration and shared use.
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