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I'm going to deliver back.
At day time..is the need a bit lower.
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Do you get the tariff as you buy the energy?

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The deal 'wijwillenzon' is offering sounds goods.
Before I decide I have some questions:

- Why is a seperate group needed because in the 'meterkast' groups are connected anyway. If it is bacause you cannot desconnect a group (groep uitschakelen) there can be other solutions right?
Getting a group to the attic (getting a wire up ther out of sight) is my biggest problem right now.
Getting the d set twice would mean 2 seperate groups right?

- 5 years warrenty: What if they break down after 8 years. How long is the factory warrenty?

- If I understand correctly: Saldering means that if you produce e.g. 1000 watts during the day and you only use 200 watts during the day, you can use the remaining 800 watts during the night without being ripped off by the energy suppliers richt (As long as you don't produce more than you use and below a certain level (5000kwh)

-How do I know if I have the right meter? I have a double count meter. In theory I deliver back on the expensive times and use on the cheaper times. Is that a problem?

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JayBee - Why is a seperate group needed because
Goverment regulation.
Only applicable if you use more then 3 panels. If you share a available group then the load can become to much on the group.
- 5 years warrenty: What if they break down after 8 years. How long is the factory warrenty?
The waranty looks oke to me. Ik have to PDF's here. PM if you want to see them.
Saldering means that if
Saldering means that you will get paid for the part that you delever back into the net
Below 5000Kwh you will get a fixed price, above it just a very small fraction.
-How do I know if I have the right meter? I have a double count meter. In theory I deliver back on the expensive times and use on the cheaper times. Is that a problem?
I still have a ferraris meter (with a turning wheel). If you deliver back then then wheel will slow down or even spinning backwards :)
I don't do saldering or such. To much hassle, then they want to push you an 'smart' meter in you throat, extra administration and possible privicy leaks. (see, Sony network and EPD)
But why should i. If i use the energy myself i don't have to pay the high price for it in the first place!
I know someone that uses less then he produce so his energy bill is very, very low. He's a so called 'neggie', he have a negative bill at the end of the year so he should get money back but he don't get it back because the company says that their systems can't cope with negative saldo's....
He's putting on some electrisc heating in the winter, just to burn off those extra Watts. :shock:
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Thanx for the qiuck reply.

Still some questions:
- in the radar TV program they said that if you deliver back exactly the energy that tou use on a later time you still have to pay the energy tax: True or False?
even under the 5000kwh?

- So saldering is they buy back the energy when you don't need it and when you do need it you pay a higher price. I don't have the spinning wheel meter so this means I don't get to trade energy for energy at a later time? Even under 5000kwh?
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Example...

At daytime you will sell for 23 cent
at night time you will buy for 19 cent.

see greencoice
http://www.greenchoice.nl/thuis/zelf-opwekken
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wijwillendezon has some reviews and comments on the radar forums.
Has somethings to do with the change off supplier and the solarpanels.

http://forum.www.trosradar.nl/viewtopic ... 20&t=96718
http://www.polderpv.nl/achtergronden_WWZ_actie.htm
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I have an analog meter and when I use the solar power directly, my meter stands still, when I only use the solar energy.
If I use less energy at daytime my meter walk back. If I use more, then the meter walks normally.
This is not possible by an digital electric meter. There you need a new group for the solar energy to give your energy back to the net.

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Solar Power from Greencoice

https://dossier.greenchoice.nl/Mijn-Dos ... n-dak.aspx

Zonnestroom van eigen dak met Greenchoice

Greenchoice biedt - samen met de Zonnefabriek en Stichting DOEN - trouwe klanten nu de unieke mogelijkheid om te profiteren van zonnestroom van eigen dak, zonder dat u zelf hoeft te investeren.
Wanneer u zich via deze pagina aanmeldt voor ZonVast, dan plaatst Greenchoice 10 zonnepanelen* op uw dak t.w.v. €7.920,- zonder dat u daarvoor zelf hoeft te investeren. Deze zonnepanelen wekken per jaar 1.950 kWh op. Dit is meer dan de helft van wat een gemiddeld gezin in Nederland aan energie verbruikt.
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Zie er veel belovend uit het projekt van Greenchoice.

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Just got a phone call that my 2x 3 panels (pakket D) is delivered.
I can't wait to get home and to unwrap everything. :)
JayBee said: So saldering is they buy back the energy when you don't need it and when you do need it you pay a higher price. I don't have the spinning wheel meter so this means I don't get to trade energy for energy at a later time? Even under 5000kwh?
I get these questions more often lately. It seems that people are starring themself blind that they won't get paid for 200 or some more Watts they deliver more back then the maximum allowed. It's just peanuts compared to the whole lelectric energy bill they don't have to pay! And don't forget that on cloudy days you will produce also more energy that you otherwise would have to buy because your solar system was to small to serve the whole household...

Lucky me. I don't have those worries because i just will have a very, very modest solar system.
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Can you make some pictures after you has unwrap everything ?

B.R. Wim :)
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Got e-mail..
wijwillenzon asking me to pay in advance the remaining 80%
I have already payed 20%
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Yesterday (30/05) between 12:00 and 13:00 Germany produced 13.2GW solar energy. That's the same amount of 26 nucleair powerplants of the type Borselle''
A piek energy when you need it most (for example airco's)
See this good statistical site
http://www.sma.de/en/News-information/p ... rmany.html
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WOW
Great site.

Germany announced yesterday that they are going to produce 40% of there energy by Sun and Wind in 2020


For the green thinkers check this Discovery program.
http://science.discovery.com/tv/powering-the-future/
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