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6d ago

Germany’s Balcony Solar Price War Deepens as Storage Bundles Hit Sub‑€1,000

Cheaper batteries plus bundle promotions now make entry‑level systems with storage affordable for mass‑market buyers.

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Jens nutzt vorhandene Fläche auf seinem Dach, um mit dem 2000 Watt starken Balkonkraftwerk eigenen Strom zu produzieren - die Anker Solarbank speichert überschüssigen Strom zwischen.
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Overview

  • Retailers advertise 1,000 W starter sets from about €300 to €379, with storage‑equipped bundles widely discounted under €1,400 and in several cases under €1,000 via pickup or codes.
  • New deals highlight 2 kW kits with integrated batteries such as Powerness’ Anker Solarbank 2 Pro set from €879 on pickup and solago’s package at €949 including mounting hardware, with shipping extra.
  • Anker’s newer Solarbank 3 E2700 Pro appears in offers from €1,319 for a 2,000 W set and €1,599 for a 5.4 kWh bundle, featuring bidirectional charging, Smart Meter control and expansion to 16.1 kWh.
  • Heise testing notes battery costs have fallen to roughly €300 per kWh in parts of the market, with modular and even virtual coupling enabling much larger effective capacities and grid‑aware use cases.
  • Coverage cites more than 1,000,000 registered mini‑PV systems in Germany and reports that pairing storage raises self‑consumption and can shorten payback to roughly three to five years depending on usage and prices, while some vendor claims such as simplified registration for Maxxicharge V2 remain manufacturer statements.