WHAT WE DO
ELECTRO SOLUTIONS
NET-BILLING NEW SERVICE
NET-BILLING NEW SERVICE
Net billing is a system used in renewable energy projects, particularly for residential or commercial solar and wind installations, to manage surplus electricity. When a renewable energy system generates more electricity than is consumed, the excess is exported to the local power grid. Under net billing, the producer receives financial credit or compensation for this surplus electricity, typically at a rate lower than the retail price of electricity.
Unlike net metering, where exported energy offsets imported energy on a one-to-one basis, net billing values the exported energy differently, usually reflecting wholesale or avoided costs. The customer’s electricity bill reflects the balance: the cost of grid electricity consumed minus the value of the surplus energy exported. This incentivizes energy efficiency and aligns consumer production with market dynamics.
CHOOSE US
COMPANY
COMPANY
GREEN ENERGY
GREEN ENERGY
Renewable energies (RES) or mild energies or green energy are forms of exploitable energy derived from various physical processes such as sun (solar energy), wind (wind), earth (geothermal), water circulation ( ocean energy, hydropower, hydrothermal, osmotic), gas, biomass and others. RES is abundant in the natural environment, it is practically inexhaustible, its use does not pollute the environment and its exploitation is limited only by the development of reliable and economically acceptable technologies that will aim at its commitment their potential.
For their exploitation, no active intervention, such as mining, pumping or combustion, is required, but only the exploitation of the existing energy flow in nature. These are "clean" forms of energy, very "friendly" to the environment, which do not release hydrocarbons, carbon dioxide or toxic and radioactive waste, RES today are the basis of the green growth model
Technological changes have made RES much more cost competitive than other more traditional sources of energy such as oil and lignite.
Increasing energy use by renewable energy sources, but also the facility Directorate of consumers to become producers themselves, are the main objectives of the European Commission proposal, adopted in principle (general approach), the Council of EU Energy Ministers The agreement paves the way for the Council to enter into negotiations with the European Parliament as soon as it adopts its negotiating mandate (co-decision procedure). is committed to increasing by 2030 the share of renewable energy in its total energy consumption to at least 27%. The new legislation covers bioenergy, sustainability, transport, electricity, heating and cooling, and focuses on empowering consumers. Facilitating and enhancing the use of renewable energy by consumers is a key element of the Council's position. Renewable Energy Sources (Renewable Energy Sources) are dynamically entering the investment game. Greek banks and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) support RES investments.