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Tax incentives for business photovoltaics

Photovoltaics can reduce investment costs, stabilise operating costs and make your company’s energy supply more predictable.

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Tax incentives

Subsidies are strongest when they fit the investment.

For companies, the modules are only one part of the picture. One-off remuneration, system size, roof geometry, self-consumption, grid connection and possible additional bonuses all influence the decision. Techede classifies these points so a funding question becomes a reliable investment basis.

01

Classify EV, EVA and EVG

We check which funding logic matches the planned output and how small, medium or larger systems should be assessed economically.

02

Check high one-off remuneration

For suitable projects, fixed contributions or auction models may be relevant. We show what is realistic for your project.

03

Connect bonuses and self-consumption

Inclination, special locations and high daytime consumption can further influence economic viability.

Photovoltaic planning and installation

Investment with structure

Subsidies, taxes and load profile belong together.

A photovoltaic system for companies works best when subsidies, tax aspects and self-consumption are not considered separately. Companies with daytime consumption, cooling, production, office space or vehicle fleets can often use solar power directly and increase the effect of the investment.

  • Analysis of load profile, roof area and connection capacity
  • Classification of one-off remuneration, additional bonuses and cantonal options
  • Economic view of self-consumption, storage and charging points
  • Clear basis for internal decision, budget and implementation
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Process

How subsidies become an investment basis.

1

Collect data

We review consumption, load peaks, roof areas and technical framework conditions.

2

Clarify funding logic

EV, EVA, EVG, HEV and possible additional contributions are classified for the project.

3

Assess viability

Investment, self-consumption, feed-in, storage and charging infrastructure are considered together.

4

Plan implementation

Techede defines the next steps for offer, coordination and realisation.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions about this topic.

Which subsidy matters for companies?

The one-off remuneration is often central. Depending on system size, different models and additional cantonal or site-related points may be relevant.

Is photovoltaics especially worthwhile for companies?

Often yes, because many companies consume electricity during the day and can achieve high self-consumption.

Can charging infrastructure be included in viability?

Yes. Charging points for employees, customers or company vehicles should be planned early because they affect self-consumption and connection capacity.

Free analysis

Check subsidies and economic viability for your company.

We analyse roof, consumption and investment framework and show which photovoltaic solution realistically fits.

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