Tariff G12w for owners of photovoltaic panels
When it pays to have a G11 tariff
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Today I am talking about the G12w tariff in photovoltaics based on an invoice from PGE
465 kilowatt hours were taken in the more expensive daily tariff.
570 kilowatt hours were taken at the night rate, the cheaper one.
Much lower energy consumption thanks to
photovoltaics and how much photovoltaics was produced from that invoice
of course, we do not know, but we know how much energy has been transferred,
the surplus energy was transferred to the energy networks.
what is the longer day or what
the greater the production of energy, the greater the production in the daily tariff,
and lower in the night tariff, which can be seen after entering this data into
the tables of 2519 kilowatt-hours were introduced in the more expensive daily tariff, and 2139
kilowatt hours in the cheaper night tariff.
Tariff G12w,
that is, on weekends from morning to night
production and consumption are counted in the night tariff, hence quite a lot of production.
as for the first tariff, this person
it had a surplus of energy and it was transferred to the energy storage.
As for the night tariff, there was no
no energy in the warehouse, everything has been used up.
Here I wrote it down like this
to account for 465 kilowatt hours of energy, which is what was downloaded here,
you have to pay 580 kilowatt hours to the network, because 580 kWh
minus 20% for energy storage gives us exactly 465 kWh,
that is, here PGE billed us exactly 580 kilowatt hours.
There was enough energy fed into the grid for all the energy injected
It has been fully downloaded.
There is nothing of this energy left in
stock. And from January, 35 kilowatt hours were taken from the forty-seven.
We have 12 months to use this energy from February, March, etc.
No more energy was consumed as this gave us a total of 580 kWh of energy.
As for the night tariff, then
all for January, all for February and some 401 kilowatt hours were taken
from March 429, i.e. 28 kilowatt hours remain in the second night tariff
yet to be used and then April, May, June no more energy was consumed.
In total, 713 kilowatt hours were accumulated from these three months.
Since 713 minus 20% gives us 570,
A total of PLN 130 to be paid for the first half of 2022.
Daily energy in the G12 tariff costs 81 groszy per kWh.
5% VAT is included here.
Nocturnal 43 cents per kWh
and if we had a 24-hour G11 tariff, it would be PLN 0.80 per kilowatt hour.
This is data based on actual invoices.
I wrote this data from this invoice, and this data is from my invoice also from PGE.
If these countries did not have photovoltaics, they would have such energy consumption in the tariff
daily 465 kilowatt hours, they would pay for this energy in the G12w tariff
375 zlotys. They used 570 to pay PLN 243 in the night tariff.
In total, they would pay PLN 618.
If all the energy, i.e. 1035 kWh,
used in the G11 tariff, they would pay PLN 703 for it.
So they would pay more than thanks to the G12w tariff
Whenever we use more
energy than we produce from photovoltaics, it pays to have a G12w tariff because
the more expensive electricity we see costs 87 cents.
We always get out of the sun, because during the day where the tariff is first
more expensive, always produces something photovoltaic.
We use less energy because we take it from photovoltaics,
and besides, we put some of the energy aside and we can then collect the more expensive energy.
We have cheaper energy in the night tariff.
Of course, also on weekends and more
We will postpone the moments a bit, but always less than in the daily rate.
And it looks like if, for example
we have a consumption of 5,000 kilowatt hours, that is the most common
so that we have to pay 0 kilowatt hours in the daily rate, and the whole value is 5000
in the night tariff, because the surplus in the day tariff passes over to us
for the night one and it resets, and it diminishes the night one.
And then we pay 81 groszy times zero, that is 0 43 groszy, times 5,000.
This is, for example, PLN 2,200.
And if we had only one tariff, we would have to pay this value in
price of PLN 0.80, which is much more than in the night tariff.
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