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– I'm doing electricity just that. In the day, more than necessary, I can sell online, says Ole Albert Bøhn, grain farmer, chicken farmer and economist, in DN
According to Bøhns calculations, the panels will provide about 45,000 kilowatt hours per year. With a summer like this, he will be able to sell close to a quarter online, the newspaper writes.
The solar system on the roof costs close to half a million. However, Bøhn was surprised by the big difference between what he has to pay for electricity and what he gets. He has to pay the net rent, the electricity tax, the single tax and the VAT on the electricity that he buys.
– Now I get about 30 øre per kilowattime if I sell to Hafslund during the day. At night, I do not produce electricity, then I have to pay about 90 øre, including net rental and fees. It's too bad. There should be a carrot in the system that motivates and gives a better price for the excess current, "says Bøhn to the newspaper.
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