
The well-known "SUN TAXThe concept of "electricity price increases" has been established, with measures to combat the rise in electricity prices and the concept of "electricity price increases" has been established. self-consumption. The development of this concept guarantees consumers access to more environmentally friendly alternatives and at the same time contributes to reducing the needs of the electricity grid by becoming consumers of their own generated electricity.





The previous Royal Decree simplified the types of self-consumption installations by dividing them into two: with and without surplus.
Within the modality of self-consumption with surpluses (without electric battery for storage) we find the simplified compensation.
Simplified clearing is aimed at the domestic customer.
The installation is registered as "With surplus" telematically and free of charge (installations of less than 15 kW, practically all domestic installations).
With simplified clearing, for surpluses (surplus energy that does not is enjoyed at the time of production) discharged into the grid will be compensated on a monthly basis in the form of a "non-payment" on the energy side.
The surpluses, metered on an hourly basis, will be compensated within the current month, without being saved for the following month, and no money can be earned with them, so the compensated energy will leave the energy part of the bill at €0 at most.
As the installation will remain connected to the grid, if at a given moment it does not produce enough energy to satisfy the demand, it will be able to obtain energy from the grid. Let's say that one month that consumption amounts to a total of €40 in terms of energy consumed. If the value of the surplus for that month was €40 or more, the part energy bill would be €0. If the value of the surplus is less than €40 (e.g. €30), the customer would have to pay the difference in the energy consumed section, i.e. €10.
