Greece Introduces Balcony Photovoltaics Amid Expert Concerns
Greece plans to permit installation of balcony photovoltaic units with a potential 30% reduction in electricity costs. However, experts warn of existing energy surplus issues and network stability risks.
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Greece's Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure is advancing legislation to allow the installation of plug-in photovoltaic systems on balconies, targeting a maximum output of 800 W. This initiative aims to help citizens reduce electricity bills by up to 30%.
Experts, including the president of the Photovoltaic Energy Producers Association, caution that the current excess solar energy production could destabilize the grid, necessitating careful regulation of these installations. The anticipated ministerial decision will outline technical requirements and address concerns regarding network overload and self-production management. Without addressing the surplus energy issue, the practical benefits of this initiative may be limited.
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