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the netherlandsWorst than horrible ?
Which country is this ?
It makes no sense to sell a wh with these conditions.
the netherlandsWorst than horrible ?
Which country is this ?
It makes no sense to sell a wh with these conditions.
Do they want to kill grid-tie solar systems ?the netherlands
not really..Do they want to kill grid-tie solar systems ?
Now when the whole EU is in energy crisis ?
20 French nuclear reactor is shut down for maintenance ... Germany blow up 3 .... propane prizes gone through the roof ...
Russia stopped propane export to EU. So this winter we have enough in storage.
But we can not fill them up before next winter (and winter is coming ... again ).
That could be a total disaster for the EU.
No, they just don't want too many customers with PV and then preferably those who have not more than 70% PV generation to consumption because when we balance (netmetering) on an annual basis we have to strike purchase kWh against sell/injection KWh's.Do they want to kill grid-tie solar systems ?
Now when the whole EU is in energy crisis ?
20 French nuclear reactor is shut down for maintenance ... Germany blow up 3 .... propane prizes gone through the roof ...
Russia stopped propane export to EU. So this winter we have enough in storage.
But we can not fill them up before next winter (and winter is coming ... again ).
That could be a total disaster for the EU.
only partially true..No, they just don't want too many customers with PV and then preferably those who have not more than 70% PV generation to consumption because when we balance (netmetering) on an annual basis we have to strike purchase kWh against sell/injection KWh's.
Energy suppliers have costs they can't pass on such as transportation costs from TSO/DSO then and have to divide these then over all customers as well as that sell kWh's have to resell and for both they use profiles (no real time) if that doesn't add up on the quarter hour, the TSO calculates imbalance costs
At the moment you have as much PV generation as consumption on a yearly basis you become a negative profit customer as all-electric.
The last energy supplier that still offered a fixed year contract for those with more PV generation than consumption and offered a good sell price was only open to if you was also a natural gas user.
Edit: The energy supplier isn't owner of the distribution cable/network that is the DSO.
In Dutch with a smart meter you don't have net metering, if you haven't register your Solar.Here in Portugal the netmeetering period is only 15 minutes, and even then most people report that it doesn't work, othets report that they count your injection as consumption ?
I have set my sistem to zero export because I haven't had inspection yet and if you are not registered as having solar they definitely count your export/injection as consumption even though the meter is aware of the direction of the flow (the arrows change direction on the display)
Thus me building a 28kwh battery
I made it to show my kids the new cooktop I bought. They're both in America (the continent ;·)
Obviously, if I had bought an induction one, they would have worried that I got Alzheimer or something.
They're Italian (citizens, but also by parents), so they know a thing or two about cooking.
Luckily, so do I - not only I used to run a restaurant, but my mother was... well, long story.
I just can't believe how much people believe hype - about induction, in this case, but generally... in general ;·)
Also, on a DIY solar forum, recommending induction over gas, I find... rather obscene actually :·/
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You electrician must register the installation, in www.dgeg.gov.pt and after e-redes.pt process it fast and from there you no longer pay what you inject. You have too many panels for the minimum so if you want everything legal if I'm not mistaken you will need to have a meter sending data to e-redes even if you don't sell, the alternative is your installer register less production.Here in Portugal the netmeetering period is only 15 minutes, and even then most people report that it doesn't work, othets report that they count your injection as consumption ?
I have set my sistem to zero export because I haven't had inspection yet and if you are not registered as having solar they definitely count your export/injection as consumption even though the meter is aware of the direction of the flow (the arrows change direction on the display)
Thus me building a 28kwh battery
yes, but because the house is not completely finish and the electric installations hasn't been signed off we cant register the solar installation....You electrician must register the installation, in www.dgeg.gov.pt and after e-redes.pt process it fast and from there you no longer pay what you inject. You have too many panels for the minimum so if you want everything legal if I'm not mistaken you will need to have a meter sending data to e-redes even if you don't sell, the alternative is your installer register less production.
Sooner or later we will pay taxes from sun and they want to know what we produce.
I don't want to feed the grid so use this configuration and it works fine, ignore the Grid Peak Shaving but it works very well.yes, but because the house is not completely finish and the electric installations hasn't been signed off we cant register the solar installation....
Portugal... there is always something u need to do to get something else done
I have the "solar sell" unticked now