Yield optimisation of photovoltaic systems

You already have a photovoltaic system or are toying with the idea, but are undecided as to whether a PV system is profitable for you? If you already have a PV system, then you probably already know how valuable self-generated solar power is. Even today, the proportion of self-consumption, i.e. the proportion of self-produced electricity that you use yourself on site, is a decisive factor for the profitability of a PV system. With the ongoing transformation of the electricity grid and the fluctuations in electricity prices and feed-in tariffs, this factor will become even more important in the future. At the same time, there are increasing opportunities to increase self-consumption, such as the establishment of a ZEVsThe use of a storage system, the targeted use of an energy management system, the switch from fossil fuels to electric heat generation or electric vehicles. We will help you find the right solution for you to increase the self-consumption of your PV system!

ZEV: Benefit from solar power together

With a "merger for own consumption" (ZEV), several consumers (flats, commercial units, etc.) in the same building or in neighbouring buildings can join together and use the solar power they generate themselves without paying grid fees and charges. You guessed it: this increases the proportion of self-consumption and thus the return on the PV system. And all this without any significant additional investment: a real win-win for producers and consumers. We will show you how great the potential for a ZEV is and help you to set up a ZEV.

Storage solutions: Maximising self-consumption and planning security

The use of battery storage systems can already be worthwhile today. In many cases, a battery storage system significantly increases the proportion of self-consumption. We calculate the proportion of self-consumption with and without storage and the cost-effectiveness of a battery storage system and the overall solution for you.

Another advantage of a storage system: the higher self-consumption of solar power reduces your dependence on future (and uncertain) grid feed-in tariffs, which increases the planning security of your PV system. And in times of crisis, you are protected against excessive electricity tariffs from the grid thanks to stable electricity costs from your own roof.