Which trends are shaping the PV market of tomorrow? Where are the legislation and marketing models in Germany headed? Find out what expansion can be expected and whether or not an investment is worthwhile.
In the second half of the year, PV systems operators and investors will again have a number of recurring tasks and dates to keep in mind (especially for investors). We have compiled them all in the following short monthly summaries.
There is a sense of optimism in the German solar market, as the industry rediscovers large-scale ground-mounted solar plants.
The largest CO2 emission comes from the energy sector.
To contribute to climate goals, a first step can be the use of renewable energies such as photovoltaics. This reduces external electricity purchases and enables partial self-sufficiency.
An investment in a commercial photovoltaic system is worthwhile for many investors despite further decreases in feed-in tariffs. The falling feed-in tariffs are offset by decreasing investment costs and favourable financing conditions, so that interesting returns can still be generated.
The investment in a commercial photovoltaic system (PV system) is usually designed for its legally fixed remuneration period, often with the option of being able to continue operating the system for a few more years at market conditions.
