German homeowners have realized that solar systems are not only environmentally friendly, but also offer significant financial benefits. Here are some of the opportunities that have emerged in recent years:

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Cost savings: According to a study by the German Solar Industry Association (BSW), German homeowners can reduce their energy costs by an average of 70% by using solar systems. This allows for significant savings in the long term.

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Self-consumption and feed-in: In Germany, feed-in tariffs and self-consumption of solar power encourage homeowners to use renewable energy. According to the Fraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy Systems ISE, the share of renewable energies in gross electricity generation in Germany is around 50%. This creates the opportunity not only to cover your own needs, but also to feed excess electricity into the grid and generate additional income.

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Independence from rising electricity prices: In Germany, electricity prices have risen continuously in recent years. With their own solar system, homeowners can cover a large part of their electricity needs themselves and are less affected by price fluctuations on the energy market.

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Protection: By using battery storage, homeowners are able to turn on the lights even in the event of a power outage.

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Environmental awareness and sustainability: Using solar energy helps reduce greenhouse gas emissions and helps protect the environment.

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Increase in home value: A solar system can significantly increase the value of a property. According to a study by LBS Research, the increase in value for an average single-family home in Germany is on average around 7,000 euros.

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Long-term investment: Solar systems have a long lifespan, often 25 years or more. This makes it a long-term investment that offers long-term stability and returns.