This is good news, because this surplus electricity can be fed into the public grid, so that both you as a customer and the general public benefit at the same time.
How can surplus energy be utilised?
There are various ways in which surplus solar power can find its way to the next consumer in a profitable way.
Ampere Dynamic offers various options for utilising surplus solar power profitably. Depending on the individual situation, these can be used individually or in combination.
Feed into the public grid (standard)
A common method is to feed the electricity into the grid of the power plant in return for a feed-in tariff. The level of remuneration is based on the production costs of the electricity supplier and is only fixed for one year. This means that the customer has no planning security for a PV project, which often lasts 20 years or longer.
Stock exchange marketing
Another option is exchange marketing, where Ampere Dynamic establishes direct access to the electricity exchanges for its customers. This can be useful in times of high electricity prices, as it can increase earnings. This option offers customers the opportunity to participate in potentially rising electricity prices, but also harbours risks if prices fall.
Merger for own consumption (ZEV)
When joining forces for self-consumption, the electricity is shared with the neighbourhood through long-term agreements. This offers the owners of PV systems improved planning security and represents a win-win situation on several levels: for the PV system owner (higher income), the electricity consumer (lower electricity costs), the electricity grid (relief) and the environment (increased utilisation of solar power in the region).
An overall view is worthwhile
Which form of energy marketing is best suited to your situation requires a comprehensive on-site analysis.
We will be happy to show you your individual options as part of an overall concept. In this way, you can ensure that your surplus electricity is optimally utilised, whether by feeding it into the public grid, marketing it on the exchange or through local cooperation within the framework of the ZEV.
