Self-consumption

Net Billing is the new regulatory framework for energy self-consumption, which includes compensation for the energy injected into the grid. It allows businesses to consume the energy produced by their photovoltaic system in real time while selling any surplus energy. Under a Net Billing system, photovoltaic installations are connected to the grid. When the energy generated by the system is insufficient to meet the self-consumer's needs, additional energy is drawn from the grid. In such cases, the self-consumer is billed for the electricity consumed from the grid at the applicable energy rate during that period.

Net-Billing is the new regulatory framework for energy self-consumption. It allows residential consumers to use the energy generated by their photovoltaic systems in real-time and sell any surplus energy. The maximum power capacity for single-phase systems is 5 kW, while for three-phase systems, it is 10.8 kW.

Alpha Bank’s new financing program for Business Energy Efficiency has been developed with the strategic contribution and technical expertise of AENAOS.