Storage systems increase your self-consumption when your usage doesn't match solar production
A battery storage system increases the proportion of self-generated and self-consumed solar electricity. In a single-family home, self-consumption rates of up to 90% can be achieved. The actual proportion of self-consumption depends on various factors, such as consumption profile and system size, and can vary widely. Due to their resistance to cycling and constantly falling prices, lithium-ion batteries are the preferred choice today. A photovoltaic system can also be retrofitted with a battery storage system.
BASELINE DATA
Average grid tariff per kWh
25 cts
Grid feed-in remuneration per kWh
Annual production (kWh per kWp) - Geneva airport
Average total cost of a residential installation per kWp
Average rate of self-consumption for an ON-grid installation
Average rate of self-consumption for an OFF-grid installation
12 cts
1'050
3'000 Frs
30%
90%
Grid-connected solar system
Complete solar system, output 4'200 Wp
12'600 Frs
Pronovo subsidy
Expected tax savings
Total net investment (incl. VAT)
1'596 Frs
2'000 Frs
9'004 Frs
PRODUCTION
Annual energy produced
Self consumed
Resold
income/savings
Return on investment
4'400 kWh
330 Frs
370 Frs
700 Frs
12.8 years
In an off-grid installation, the inverter takes on a central role
Off-grid solar installation, with batteries (BESS)
5x Dyptic™ solar panel systems, total output 4,200 Wp
Pronovo subsidy
Expected tax savings
Off-grid inverter with 10 kWh battery
Professional installation of BESS
Total net investment (incl. VAT)
2,148 Frs
1'596 Frs
2'000 Frs
7'138 Frs
430 Frs
6'120 Frs
PRODUCTION
Annual energy produced
Self consumed
income/savings
Return on investment
4'400 kWh
90%
990 Frs
6.2 years