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Germany is a good example of rising energy costs: since 2006, the price of electricity has risen by an average of 4.8 % p.a.. The resulting additional costs pose a real economical challenge, particularly to medium-sized enterprises. Solar energy puts a hold on your ever increasing electricity costs, helps to save money in the long-term and improves your competitive position by offering cost advantages for periods of more than 20 years.

Germany is a good example of rising energy costs: since 2006, the price of electricity has risen by an average of 4.8 % p.a.. The resulting additional costs pose a real economical challenge, particularly to medium-sized enterprises. Solar energy puts a hold on your ever increasing electricity costs, helps to save money in the long-term and improves your competitive position by offering cost advantages for periods of more than 20 years.

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ENTERPRISES<br />

CUT THEIR<br />

ENERGY COSTS.<br />

WITH SELF-<br />

CONSUMPTION.<br />

<strong>Photovoltaic</strong> <strong>Systems</strong> <strong>for</strong><br />

<strong>Large</strong>-<strong>Scale</strong> <strong>Commercial</strong> <strong>Roofs</strong>.


Rooftop system in Pasing, Germany – nominal power 1.2 MWp<br />

Rising electricity costs hamper your<br />

competitiveness<br />

Germany is a good example of rising<br />

energy costs: since 2006, the price of<br />

electricity has risen by an average of<br />

4.8 % p.a., and the current situation is<br />

likely to get worse in the future. Experts<br />

anticipate annual electricity<br />

price increases of up to 5 %. The resulting<br />

additional costs pose a real<br />

economical challenge, particularly to<br />

medium-sized enterprises .<br />

As well as financial pressure, the continuous<br />

price increases also represent a<br />

critical planning uncertainty <strong>for</strong> your<br />

business. For commercial businesses it<br />

is there<strong>for</strong>e a good idea to obtain as little<br />

electricity as possible from the public<br />

power grid and focus instead on selfgenerated<br />

electricity <strong>for</strong> self-consumption.<br />

This ensures you have a long-term<br />

stable and cost-effective electricity<br />

price and will become more independent<br />

from your public energy supplier.<br />

Electricity price<br />

Electricity prices are currently at<br />

15–19 euro cents* per kilowatt hour <strong>for</strong><br />

medium-sized enterprises. Unlike in<br />

large companies and electricity intensive<br />

businesses, as a German mediumsized<br />

enterprise you do not have the opportunity<br />

to profit from low exchange<br />

electricity prices.<br />

35 euro cents<br />

30 euro cents<br />

25 euro cents<br />

20 euro cents<br />

15 euro cents<br />

1<br />

2<br />

Forecast 5 % increase in price of electricity<br />

Forecast 3 % increase in price of electricity<br />

1<br />

2<br />

10 euro cents<br />

10 euro cents (as at 01.05.2013)<br />

5 euro cents<br />

Energy production costs <strong>for</strong> self-generated solar power<br />

0 euro cents<br />

’13 ’14 ’15 ’16 ’17 ’18 ’19 ’20 ’21 ’22 ’23 ’24 ’25 ’26 ’27 ’28 ’29 ’30 ’31 ’32<br />

Source: BDEW and IBC SOLAR AG<br />

Electricity price development <strong>for</strong>ecast <strong>for</strong> medium-sized enterprises**<br />

** The example is based on German electricity prices.<br />

’33<br />

Year<br />

*All price and cost indications in this brochure are net.<br />

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<strong>Photovoltaic</strong>s guarantees you stable<br />

and low electricity prices<br />

With a photovoltaic system from<br />

IBC SOLAR, you can easily produce<br />

the electricity you need <strong>for</strong> your company<br />

yourself – at a fixed price. Selfconsumption<br />

is there<strong>for</strong>e an economically<br />

attractive alternative to conventionally<br />

generated electricity from<br />

your energy supplier.<br />

What actually is self-consumption?<br />

We talk about self-consumption when<br />

self-generated electricity is consumed<br />

immediately and directly at the site<br />

where it is produced. The specific selfconsumption<br />

rate depends on the individual<br />

load profile – how much a company<br />

consumes – up to 100 % is possible.<br />

Electricity cost security <strong>for</strong> at least<br />

20 years<br />

<strong>Photovoltaic</strong>s is an investment that pays<br />

off. The prices of components have fallen<br />

sharply in recent years, meaning that<br />

investment costs have become considerably<br />

lower. However, the key savings<br />

potential lies in the favourable and<br />

steady electricity production costs over<br />

the years to come. Secure yourself low<br />

electricity costs <strong>for</strong> the next 20 years<br />

with an investment in a photovoltaic system.<br />

One kilowatt hour (kWh) of self-produced<br />

solar power currently costs on<br />

average 10 euro cents. The level of electricity<br />

procurement costs means that it<br />

is worth generating and consuming your<br />

own electricity with a photovoltaic system.<br />

GOOD TO KNOW:<br />

Electricity at a reasonable fixed<br />

price and attractive system<br />

prices make self-consumption<br />

of solar energy a sustainable,<br />

profitable investment.<br />

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Installing a photovoltaic system on a flat roof<br />

Using your own solar power is ideal <strong>for</strong><br />

commercial businesses<br />

For the majority of medium-sized enterprises, solar power self-consumption is ideal<br />

because a photovoltaic system produces the most electricity during core working<br />

hours – exactly when it is needed.<br />

Solar yield<br />

Electricity consumption<br />

Output (kW)<br />

Output (kW)<br />

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday<br />

E.g. commercial business: production only on weekdays<br />

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday<br />

E.g. commercial business: continuous production<br />

Thanks to the coverage of the power production curve and load profile, companies<br />

in the commercial sector can often use the majority of their self-generated electricity<br />

on site. Production machines, air conditioning units, emergency lighting and electronic<br />

data processing run round the clock so there is always demand <strong>for</strong> electricity.<br />

Particularly high self-consumption rates are reached by companies with continuous<br />

production, whose electricity consumption rises in the morning, peaks at midday<br />

and drops again in the evening or is on the whole considerably higher than the solar<br />

power generated.<br />

GOOD TO KNOW:<br />

Every industry has a characteristic<br />

load profile which we can use<br />

to accurately predict the selfconsumption<br />

rate.<br />

Just get in touch.<br />

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Profit from your previously unused<br />

roof area<br />

Overview of the benefits you will see with commercial self-consumption:<br />

A Reduced electricity bills<br />

Thanks to self-consumption, you will<br />

need to buy less expensive additional<br />

electricity from your supplier. You can<br />

there<strong>for</strong>e relieve the financial burden<br />

on your company in the long term<br />

and increase competitiveness.<br />

A Exploit potential<br />

Convert your unused roof areas<br />

into production sites. As well as cost<br />

savings <strong>for</strong> self-generated electricity,<br />

in many countries a fixed remuneration<br />

<strong>for</strong> the unused electricity<br />

is guaranteed.<br />

Rooftop system in Ciudad Real,<br />

Spain – Nominal power 1.0 MWp<br />

A Fixed electricity price<br />

You produce your own electricity at<br />

a long-term fixed price. The less you<br />

need to buy additionally, the more independent<br />

you are from your energy<br />

supplier, keeping your power supply<br />

calculable.<br />

A Simpler financing<br />

Financing will become much simpler<br />

with our comprehensive warranty.<br />

Rooftop system in Peer, Belgium –<br />

Nominal power 832 kWp<br />

Example of beneficial <strong>for</strong>ecast*<br />

The annual consumption of the business in the following example is 1100 MWh.<br />

The current purchase costs <strong>for</strong> electricity from the public grid are 17 euro cents per<br />

kWh.<br />

With self-generated electricity the costs per kWh drop by 7 euro cents to 10 euro<br />

cents per kWh. This was calculated with a system of 500 kWp and a self-consumption<br />

rate of 70 %. The remaining 30 % of the electricity generated can be fed into<br />

the public grid and will be remunerated in many countries.<br />

The total saving after 20 years with no electricity price increase is EUR 647,500,<br />

or with an electricity price increase of 3 % it is EUR 1,036,500.<br />

GOOD TO KNOW:<br />

The calculation differs depending<br />

on the country-specific values.<br />

We will gladly make an individual<br />

calculation <strong>for</strong> you.<br />

1.75<br />

million<br />

1.50<br />

million<br />

1.25<br />

million<br />

1 million<br />

Thousand €<br />

750<br />

500<br />

250<br />

0<br />

Operational costs<br />

EUR 287,500<br />

Investment<br />

costs<br />

<strong>Photovoltaic</strong> system<br />

EUR 575,000****<br />

Feed-in<br />

tariff:<br />

EUR 380,000*****<br />

Electricity cost<br />

savings<br />

from self-consumed<br />

solar power<br />

EUR 1,130,000**<br />

Profitability over 20 years without<br />

an electricity price increase***<br />

1.75<br />

million<br />

1.50<br />

million<br />

1.25<br />

million<br />

1 million<br />

Thousand €<br />

750<br />

500<br />

250<br />

0<br />

Operational costs<br />

EUR 287,500<br />

Investment costs<br />

<strong>Photovoltaic</strong> system<br />

EUR 575,000****<br />

Feed-in<br />

tariff:<br />

EUR 380,000*****<br />

Electricity cost<br />

savings<br />

from self-consumed<br />

solar power<br />

EUR 1,519,000**<br />

Profitability over 20 years with an<br />

electricity price increase (3 % p.a.)***<br />

* The example is based on German data.<br />

** The electricity cost savings is calculated from<br />

the system size, the self-consumption rate<br />

and the electricity price of the power supply<br />

company.<br />

*** The exact system yield depends on influencing<br />

variables (weather etc.) over the course<br />

of the year and can vary.<br />

**** Estimated investment: incl. assembly, plus<br />

VAT, without maintenance and insurance.<br />

***** Renewable Energy Source Act (EEG) as at:<br />

May 2013. EEG tariff <strong>for</strong> commissioning<br />

May 2013.<br />

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Rooftop system in Wolfern, Austria – nominal power 800 kWp<br />

The right system <strong>for</strong> your rooftop<br />

Thanks to the system solutions from IBC SOLAR you can achieve maximum<br />

yield with minimum installation ef<strong>for</strong>t on almost any roof: flat roofs, pitched<br />

roofs or shed roofs.<br />

IBC AeroFix – <strong>for</strong> flat roofs<br />

The flat-roof expert: IBC AeroFix<br />

IBC SOLAR’s own development, IBC<br />

AeroFix, is specially designed <strong>for</strong> roofs<br />

with low load capacity, such as plastic<br />

foil and bituminous roofs. Thanks to the<br />

assembly without roof penetration, the<br />

roof cladding remains fully intact. The<br />

mounting system is also extremely stable<br />

even under high wind loads. Furthermore,<br />

the construction style allows a<br />

profitable east-west system orientation.<br />

For all roofs: IBC TopFix 200<br />

The IBC TopFix 200 mounting system<br />

series is universally applicable on any<br />

pitched or flat roof, meeting the highest<br />

quality requirements and saving you<br />

valuable assembly time. Thanks to the<br />

innovative Delta-support, you can adjust<br />

the modules to the optimum inclination<br />

angle.<br />

IBC TopFix 200 – <strong>for</strong> all roofs<br />

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IBC SOLAR has smart systems <strong>for</strong> solar power<br />

IBC SOLAR is one of the world’s leading system integrators <strong>for</strong> photovoltaics. From Bad Staffelstein, we are active across<br />

the entire globe and implement complete solutions <strong>for</strong> electricity generation from sunlight right up to large international<br />

projects. Thanks to the superior quality and first-class service, we continue to impress our customers day after day.<br />

If, like IBC SOLAR, you are committed to generating power from the sun, you should act sustainably in all respects. That is<br />

why we pay close attention to the environmental impact and sustainability in the solar technology and materials we use. This<br />

means that our systems are designed and built so that all components obtain maximum durability and can be recycled as far as<br />

possible.<br />

Our business specialists guarantee you optimum yield<br />

Our experts understand the needs and necessities of commercial businesses well. We offer you a one-stop service – from<br />

individual advice through tailored planning to the commissioning of your photovoltaic system.<br />

Your very own photovoltaic system in 5 simple steps<br />

A Advice<br />

We check whether your roof or open space is suitable <strong>for</strong><br />

the installation of a photovoltaic system. We carry out a<br />

location analysis and give you comprehensive advice on the<br />

possible system dimensions and financing possibilities.<br />

A Assembly<br />

You can count on professional installation from our experts.<br />

We assemble your unit professionally and carry out statics<br />

testing. Our high-quality assembly system facilitates quick,<br />

cost-saving completion within just a few weeks.<br />

A Planning<br />

Trees, antennas and chimneys can cast shadows on your<br />

roof and diminish your photovoltaic system’s yield. During<br />

planning, we will ensure you have maximum efficiency and<br />

yield on every roof and every surface. Naturally we also<br />

ensure that the system blends harmoniously into the<br />

architecture.<br />

A Commissioning<br />

For the initial operation of your system we create a detailed<br />

commissioning certificate <strong>for</strong> your records.<br />

A Operation & Maintenance<br />

On request we can also undertake permanent monitoring<br />

of your system’s per<strong>for</strong>mance. As part of an operation &<br />

maintenance contract we additionally ensure a smooth<br />

operation of your system.<br />

IBC SOLAR headquarters in Bad Staffelstein<br />

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YOUR IBC SOLAR PARTNER:<br />

IBC SOLAR AG<br />

Am Hochgericht 10<br />

96231 Bad Staffelstein<br />

Germany<br />

Phone +49 9573 9224 - 0<br />

E-Mail info@ibc-solar.de<br />

www.ibc-solar.com<br />

As of 05.2019<br />

9001400067

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