Uncomplicated direct marketing for PV systems
We are your partner in direct marketing of your PV electricity
We support you with the legal requirements for your photovoltaic installation
With direct marketing of PV electricity, you can secure a stable income and make a contribution to the energy transition at the same time.
We offer flexible marketing concepts depending on the size of your system. A distinction must be made between small PV installations up to 750 kWp and large PV installations, which include all installations above 750 kWp. For installations up to 750 kWp we offer standardised and simple contracts.
If you are the operator of a large photovoltaic installation of 750 kWp or more, individual marketing concepts are available to you that are optimally tailored to your PV installation and the electricity exchange, so that you can market your electricity in the best possible way.
Custom direct marketing for PV systems from 750 kWp
We offer operators of PV systems greater than 750 kWp a range of marketing options and remuneration models:
Remuneration at the energy source-specific monthly market value (fixed or indexed direct marketing fee)
Remuneration at spot market prices (indexed marketing fee)
Fixed price hedging within the framework of the market premium model
Your benefits in a nutshell
Individualised pricing
Personal support from our key account managers (for responsible employees, see postcode finder on the right)
Takeover of the redispatch 2.0 market roles of EIV and BTR
Access to the customer portal to change master data, notices of downtime and downloading options for load profile data and billing
Easy remote control connection via our partner Emsys
Timely registration, deregistration and reregistration in accordance with the EEG
What do you do after 20 years of EEG remuneration?
Is your system of 100 kWp or more about to lose its EEG subsidy? We have a solution for you:
Continued operation: Use our expertise for optimal trading of your electricity.
We organise the direct marketing for PV installations with expiring subsidies flexibly – whether via a fixed-price contract (Power Purchase Agreement) or at dynamic spot market prices on the electricity exchange.
