As soon as the system is registered with Pronovo, the remuneration will be CHF 0.05/kWh (excl. VAT), provided that the solar installation feeds the electricity into ewz’s distribution grid at the EEA rate (this also applies for ewz.solarsplit systems and ZEV solutions).
The remuneration for physical feed-in incl. the environmental added value is now CHF 0.1291/kWh on average.*
*Physical feed-in: HT CHF 0.085/kWh (85.4%) and LT CHF 0.0445/kWh (14.6%) = CHF 0.0791/kWh plus guarantee-of-origin payment of CHF 0.05/kWh
Pronovo is the accredited certification body for the registration of guarantees of origin and the implementation of federal funding programmes for renewable energies.
- Registration of the system in the Swiss guarantee of origin system
Find an independent expert for the certification on the website of the ESTI (Federal Inspectorate for Heavy Current Installations). Filter the search form: Select ‘Control authorisation’ under ‘Type’ and enter your postcode.
If you make use of the national one-off tariff (KLEIV, GREIV): this application is also made via Pronovo and will be linked to the system registration.
Note: for systems of 100 kW or more, an SAS-accredited auditor must be involved.
- Verification of certification by Pronovo
Once the check has been completed successfully, your system will be activated for issuing guarantees of origin.
- Sale of guarantees of origin to ewz
We will contact you by e-mail to get your consent for the sale.
- Standing order via Pronovo
We will set up the standing order for you, and you will then receive an e-mail confirming ‘A standing order has been set up’. Confirm the link in it immediately, but within 32 days at the latest. Only then will we be able to link your system.
- Linking and billing
Once you have confirmed, we will link your system to the new remuneration tariff. The standing order will start retroactively as of the first day of the current month.
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Subsidies
In line with the city of Zurich’s 2,000-watt targets, we’ll support your investment in a solar panel installation with subsidies.
Tax relief in the canton of Zurich
Anyone who owns a photovoltaic installation for their own needs and feeds the resulting energy into the grid will in future pay less tax on what they receive for this.
