What changes for solar panels after net metering?
Net metering (salderen) ends on 1 January 2027. After that you receive a feed-in tariff and what matters most is how much solar power you use yourself. A dynamic contract and smart control help with that.
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What do you get for power you feed back?
A payment from your supplier. Until 2030 the legal minimum is 50% of the base supply rate, the price without taxes. With a dynamic contract it follows the market price.
Read about the feed-in tariff →
How do you use more of your own power?
Measure, shift your use, charge smart, store heat and consider a plug-in battery. Read the six steps.
Pros and cons of dynamic →
What does a west-facing roof do?
A west-facing roof produces later in the day, when you usually use more.
Read next: Use more of your own power →
Frequently asked questions
Are solar panels still worth it?
In many cases solar panels still pay for themselves after 2027. Your return depends on your own use. Use more of your own solar power →
Do I have to switch contract?
Not required, but compare the feed-in tariff and any feed-in costs. Read about the feed-in tariff →
Ready to save?
- You open the provider’s website.
- You see the current prices and terms yourself.
- You decide. There is no obligation.