Solar Check: Is the PV system still worthwhile after the August cut
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On 1 February 2025, a new PV system between two and 100 kilowatt peak will be put into operation and will also have to be retrofitted: an intelligent measuring system, the so-called smart meter, has been required by law since then. In 2025, according to the Federal Network Agency, this was the case at a total of 573 out of 8,760 hours; By May 2026, it had already been 242 hours.
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On 1 February 2025, a new PV system between two and 100 kilowatt peak will be put into operation and will also have to be retrofitted: an intelligent measuring system, the so-called smart meter, has been required by law since then.
according to Frankfurter Rundschau +1In 2025, according to the Federal Network Agency, this was the case at a total of 573 out of 8,760 hours; By May 2026, it had already been 242 hours.
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