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Germany’s Balcony Solar Registrations Near One Million as Vendors Cut Prices on Bifacial PV Bundles

Steep retailer discounts on plug-and-play bifacial panels with expandable storage are driving faster payback for households under the 800 W limit.

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Overview

  • Federal network agency data show almost 1,000,000 plug-and-play balcony solar units registered under Solarpaket 1’s 800 W cap since 2024 regulatory reforms.
  • Major retailers including Solarway, solago, Solakon and Kleines Kraftwerk are offering bifacial-module kits with modular LiFePO₄ storage starting at €1,629 for a four-panel set paired with Anker SOLIX Solarbank 2 Pro.
  • Bifacial glass-glass modules deliver up to 30 percent more output than monofacial panels and integrated AI-driven smart meters ensure zero-export self-consumption.
  • VAT exemptions, streamlined registrations and falling equipment costs allow households paying €0.30/kWh to save €250–€500 annually and recoup system investments in 3–5 years.
  • Competition has expanded storage options beyond Anker, with alternatives like Growatt’s NOAH 2000 and Kleines Kraftwerk’s 4,000 W XXL sets entering the balconies market.