Net metering (salderingsregeling)Net metering ends in 2027: what changes and what it means for you
Net metering ends on 1 January 2027. What does that mean, what happens to the power you export, and what can you do now?
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Net metering (salderingsregeling)
What net metering is, what changes on 1 January 2027 and what that means for your home.
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Feed-in costs and feed-in compensation explained clearly, and how to deal with them.
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How a home battery works, when it can be worthwhile and what to look out for.
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Responding to your use, your generation and energy prices — for example on a dynamic contract.
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Electric heating, and how a heat pump works together with solar panels and storage.
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Feed-in costs (terugleverkosten)Feed-in costs (terugleverkosten): what are they and how do they work?
What are feed-in costs, why do suppliers charge them, and what can you do to limit their impact?
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Home batteriesHow does a home battery work?
From storing solar power to charging and discharging at the right moment: how a home battery works, and what to look at if you are considering one.
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Why using your own solar power matters more, and the practical steps you can take.
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Feed-in costs (terugleverkosten)Feed-in compensation and feed-in costs: what is the difference?
The compensation you receive and the costs you pay for exporting: the difference in plain language.
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Home batteriesCan a home battery work without solar panels?
No solar panels but still a home battery? It is possible. When it can make sense, and when it does not.
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Heat pumpsHeat pump or home battery: what suits your home?
Two different solutions, each with its own purpose. How to work out what suits your home.
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