Average Italian family can save $18,170 over 20 years with home solar and battery

The calculation, by Senec Italia, considers families consuming 3.6 MWh per year at an electricity price of €0.35 ($0.36)/kWh rising at a 2% rate of inflation.
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The Italian business of German battery maker Senec has calculated how much an average Italian family could save on electricity costs by installing a home solar-plus-storage system.

“A family with average electricity consumption of 3,600 kWh per year and an energy cost of €0.35/kWh could end up spending over €30,615 in 20 years, considering an annual increase of 2% in [electricity] tariffs,” said Senec, which compared that outlay to the total, 20-year energy expense of a home with a 3.9 kWp solar array and an energy storage system.

In the latter case, Senec said, “the overall cost of energy would drop to €13,113, considering the cost of the [solar and energy storage] system, with a 50% tax deduction, and the remaining electricity bills. This translates into a net saving of €17,502 in 20 years.”

From pv magazine Italia.

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