Designing the energy future yourself: focus on balcony power plants

Designing the energy future yourself: focus on balcony power plants

In the end of September, an extremely informative themed evening on the subject of "balcony power plants" took place in the Landgasthof Wirt in the field. The event attracted numerous interested parties who wanted to find out more about how they can use the balcony power plants to generate their own electricity. This concept of electricity generation through small photovoltaic systems is becoming increasingly popular, and the evening offered an excellent platform for exchange of knowledge and discussion.

A special highlight of the evening was the raffle of six balcony power plants of the local company Mitterhuemer. This has also aroused the interest of the participants and illustrated many options for using these technologies.

insights into the use of balcony power plants

The user Karl Reiter, who has been successfully operating a balcony power plant for two years, shared his experiences with those present. He explained the practical advantages of these compact systems: "With a balcony power plant, people can also generate their own electricity without much space," he said. His insights encouraged the audience to bring in their own ideas and questions, which sparked a lively discussion.

The Mitterhuem company informed the participants about the recent legal relief in the installation of balcony power plants. At the same time, there were very useful tips for optimizing the self -consumption of a photovoltaic system, both with and without power storage. These presentations met with great interest and were valuable for those present who are interested in sustainable energy generation.

Lukas Reiter, the parliamentary group of the Dietach Greens, gave an impressive overview of the topic and stated that the high response during the evening proves how strongly the population is interested in sustainable energy sources. "Balcony power plants are an important step towards self -sufficiency and climate protection. It is encouraging to see that as the Greens we could enable a dialogue to be a dialogue that motivates people to become active," he said. "Every little contribution counts, and together we can achieve great ones."

The event ended with lively discussions, and it is to be hoped that many participants have been inspired to put their own balcony power plants into operation. The Dietach Greens thanked everyone involved and congratulated the happy winners of the balcony power plants. Incidentally, the competitions from the mandatar sessions were financed: inside the Greens into Dietach. The article on www.meinbezirk.at .