Green tariff connection: eligibility and support

Eligibility depends on the site category, participant status, plant specifications, commissioning date and applicable requirements. The records and appropriate procedure must be checked. A new business solar plant does not automatically qualify for the green tariff.

Prepare owner and site details, evidence of site rights, capacity, diagrams, equipment documents, connection and metering records. For an operating plant, add commissioning documents, agreements and existing tariff decisions. The final list depends on the procedure.

No. Requirements depend on participant status and the operating model. Legislation allows active consumers to sell electricity without a licence under the applicable conditions. Producer requirements are reviewed separately; one approval checklist does not apply to all installations.

The green tariff depends on eligibility for a tariff for the relevant installation category. Net Billing commonly refers to settlement under the self-generation mechanism, where an active consumer sells surplus electricity to a supplier. The agreement defines settlement terms; current rules also allow settlement without offsetting the value of exports against consumption.

We determine the price after reviewing the documents and agreeing the scope. Preparation, technical changes, submission and responses to comments are planned separately. Review times controlled by other parties are treated as dependencies rather than a guaranteed service completion time.

No. Terms depend on the mechanism, site category and specifications, applicable decisions and the agreement. We check the price, the volume of energy eligible for payment and settlement terms. Installed capacity in kW alone does not determine the payable energy in kWh.