5. Storage and solar self-consumption
Solar self-consumption: solar self-consumption is when a consumer produces solar energy on his or her own behalf at the site where the energy is consumed, and when the solar energy produced does not pass through the public grid. The aim is to produce solar energy locally at a lower cost than the energy drawn from the public grid.
Solar self-consumption is already well established in Germany, with over 35,000 residential installations with storage. Sonnen offers consumers a battery that enables them to continue to benefit from a power supply when the grid fails, and to adapt their consumption to the production of their solar generator.
In France, solar self-consumption projects have seen the light of day since 2015, most often with regional assistance....
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Arrêté du 23 avril 2008 relatif aux prescriptions techniques de conception et de fonctionnement pour le raccordement à un réseau public de distribution d'électricité en basse tension ou en moyenne tension d'une installation de production d'énergie électrique (Version consolidée au 18 mai 2017).
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