How to make money with tenant electricity
Direct consumption: You can sell the electricity your tenants use directly from the roof. The price must be 10% below the local basic supply tariff, so you generate revenue from every kilowatt-hour your tenants consume.
Tenant electricity surcharge: For every kilowatt-hour of electricity generated by your PV system, you can receive a legally permissible bonus. This increases your profit without significantly raising your tenants' bills.
Residual electricity margin: If your system doesn't generate enough electricity, your tenants will draw power from the grid. You can also make a small profit from this by keeping the difference between the purchase and selling price.
Basic fees: Some contracts include fixed fees per tenant, regardless of consumption. These guarantee you regular and stable income.
Grid feed-in: Excess electricity that is not used directly flows into the public grid. You receive compensation from the grid operator for every kilowatt-hour fed into the grid.