Home battery & feed-in tariff action
Feed-in costs explained - and how to reduce them
During the day, your solar panels often generate more power than you consume directly. That power automatically goes back into the electricity grid. Most energy companies charge feed-in costs for this.
A common misunderstanding
Many people think these charges only apply to the electricity they generate more on an annual basis than they consume - i.e. only on the 'surplus' for which they receive a (low) feed-in tariff.
That sounds logical, but that's not how feed-in tariffs work.
How does it work in practice?
Most power companies charge a feed-in fee on all the power you feed back to the grid, regardless:
- whether you generate more or less than you consume on an annual basis
- whether that flow is later netted
- whether you receive feed-in compensation for it
Every kilowatt hour that leaves your home during the day and goes into the grid counts in the calculation.
The more you feed back, the higher the cost.
The solution: use more of your own power yourself
More and more households are therefore choosing to make smarter use of their solar energy. With a home battery, you store excess solar power and use it in the evening or when the sun is not shining. This reduces your feed-in as well as your feed-in costs.
Action: Marstek Venus E V3 - affordable start with energy storage
We are currently offering very competitive promotional prices on the Marstek Venus E V3: a flexible and powerful home battery with excellent value for money. Ideal for a low-threshold start.
Of course, we also supply other brands and larger systems, tailored to your home, consumption and future plans.
Beschikbare capaciteiten:
- 5.12 kWh - €1,295
- 10.24 kWh - €2,550
- 15.36 kWh - €3,795
Genoemde prijzen zijn inclusief btw en exclusief installatie.
We will gladly advise you which capacity and execution makes the most sense in your situation. It often turns out that a short inventory already provides a lot of clarity.
Installation & options
- Commissioning & explanation: € 100,- incl. VAT
- Emergency power/backup function: possible at extra cost
- Separate group in the meter cupboard: € 500,- incl. VAT
Why a home battery is interesting:
- Reduced feed-in costs
- More use of your own solar power
- Less dependent on your energy supplier
- Prepared for the abolition of the net-metering scheme
- Optional emergency power in case of power failure
Free advice
Would you like to know which home battery best suits your home and energy consumption? We would be happy to advise you without obligation.
Phone: 030 - 269 02 51
E-mail: info@fdyinstallaties.nl
Or send a whatsapp to 06 - 39 23 92 68