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Germany’s Mini-PV Price War Pushes Kits to €449 and Storage Bundles to €719

Aggressive deals follow 2024 rule changes that expanded plug-in limits, triggering mass uptake of smart storage.

Jens und Sebastian beim Fachsimpeln auf dem Flachdach des Münsteraners, wo sein Balkonkraftwerk zuverlässig Eigenstrom produziert.
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Holger Laudeley mit seinem Balkonkraftwerk: Seit 2007 liefert es zuverlässig Strom.
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Overview

  • Solakon lists a 2000 W onPower set for €449.99 and pairs Growatt NOAH 2000 storage in discounted bundles at €1,079.99 (2000 W), €889.99 (1000 W) and €839.99 (900 W).
  • Powerness promotes the Growatt NOAH 2000 battery at €655 base or €475 with code “NOAH180off,” with a two‑panel storage set from €719 and a four‑panel, dual‑battery bundle at €1,359.
  • ACTEC offers a Growatt NEXA 2000 package with four 505 W Trina modules for €1,211 (plus shipping), while the NEXA battery alone is €688; features include four MPPTs, IP66, time‑of‑use charging and a 10‑year warranty.
  • Anker’s SOLIX Solarbank 3 E2700 Pro is priced at €1,299 with a smart meter at Kleines Kraftwerk, or in a four‑panel Quattro set at €1,399, with 2.688 kWh base capacity, up to 3,600 W DC input and a 1,200 W backup outlet.
  • Germany’s market register counts nearly 1,000,000 plug‑in systems; new reports highlight fast DIY installation, sub‑two‑year payback in a user test, and long‑term reliability with a mini‑PV running since 2007 delivering 850–1,000 kWh annually.