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Production Profitable
A fixed rate is set, directly tied to the payment amount for each thousand kWh sold.
A variable rate based on the price per MWh, where the purchase price equals the average hourly market price on the SPOT market (OMIE) during the period in which your unit is producing.
Sell your Energy
Choose the option that suits you best!
When you release your surplus self-consumption energy to the grid, you’re injecting green energy into the power system. You can negotiate a price with an energy purchasing company, which will compensate you for the energy you’re feeding into the grid.
Most energy retailers offer two types of solar energy sale contracts:
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How to Sell
Wenergia provides full support throughout the process of selling your surplus. Make your solar production profitable and boost your savings. We ensure complete guidance throughout the process. Don’t miss the opportunity to increase your income.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the criteria for becoming an energy producer and selling the self-consumption surplus?
To qualify as an energy producer and sell the self-consumption surplus, it is essential to have a renewable energy production system, such as photovoltaic panels, installed and connected to the electricity grid. In addition, you must have an approved bidirectional meter and obtain the necessary legal permits for energy production
To sell my surplus energy, do I have to register with the tax office?
In order to sell the surplus, the producer must create a secondary activity on the Tax Authority Portal. The CAE to be added will be 35113, which refers to the production of electricity from wind, geothermal, solar and other sources.
why should i have a bidirectional meter?
In order to sell the surplus, a bi-directional meter is required that can measure not only the energy consumed by the electricity grid, but also the injection at the point of consumption into the public grid. This mandatory point is included when the UPAC installation is registered with the DGEG (Directorate General for Energy and Geology). The meter is installed free of charge.