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By definition, only the end customer pays VAT. But also on grid power in Germany. So no subsidy here.
by slow_typist 1y ago
By definition, only the end customer pays VAT. But also on grid power in Germany. So no subsidy here.
- cycomanic 1y agoThat's sort of my point. You are essentially getting to parity to a grid operator, who does not pay VAT.
- slow_typist 1y agoI see, but the grid operator has to collect the VAT for every kWh from the customer. I don’t pay VAT for my balcony PV and also not for the energy I get from it. That is not parity, I as a producer have an advantage here.