New self-consumption framework

Balcony solar panels and self-consumption batteries

The new self-consumption framework allows, for the first time, small photovoltaic systems with a maximum output of up to 800 Watt — so-called balcony solar — and standalone electricity storage systems, exclusively to cover your own needs, with no energy fed into the grid and with clear safeguards protecting the grid and your electrical installation. We handle the installation, the YDE certificate, the engineer declaration and the notification to DEDDIE, anywhere in Greece.

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What the new framework allows

The ministerial decision on self-consumption defines plug-in micro-solar systems: they are installed inside and on buildings to cover your own needs, with no energy fed into the grid, under clear safeguards that protect the grid and the electrical installation.

  • Up to 800 W of maximum output power and 1,000 W of installed power.
  • Installed inside and on buildings, exclusively to cover your own needs.
  • No electricity is fed into the grid.
  • They can be combined with a storage system.
  • No connection contract with the network operator is required.

A battery even without solar

For the first time, standalone electricity storage systems are allowed, fixed or mobile, for households and businesses, exclusively to cover your own needs and with no electricity fed into the grid.

  • Allowed for individuals and companies, strictly without export.
  • The storage inverter may reach up to 100% of the agreed capacity of your supply.
  • Installation requires an electronic application to the operator with the equipment details and a declaration.

What a legal connection requires

  • A valid YDE certificate for your installation.
  • A declaration by the installer or engineer that the special specifications are met.
  • Notification of DEDDIE before installation, through its special digital portal using taxisnet credentials.

The decision sets 31 October 2026 for the operator to publish the special specifications on its website, and 31 December 2026 for announcing the start date of the digital portal. Systems installed before the portal opens must be declared within 30 days of that start.

What we take care of

  • We check your supply and panel, pick the spot and size the system within the legal limits.
  • We install and connect it according to the safety specifications.
  • We issue the YDE certificate and the qualified engineer declaration.
  • We file the notification or application with DEDDIE and hand you the paperwork.
About the YDE certificate

Inverters: installation, commissioning, replacement

We also handle inverter work on new and existing systems, from wiring and commissioning to replacing an older unit.

  • Commissioning & configuration
  • Replacement or upgrade
  • Fault diagnosis & monitoring

Installation and wiring of string and hybrid inverters with storage, commissioning and configuration (protection settings, zero feed-in, charging schedules), replacement or upgrade of older units, fault diagnosis on the DC and AC side, and monitoring setup.

Frequently asked questions

How many watts may a balcony solar system have?
Plug-in solar systems are allowed up to 800 W of maximum output power and 1,000 W of installed power, inside and on buildings, exclusively to cover your own consumption. They may also be combined with a storage system.
Can I install only a battery, without solar panels?
Yes. The framework allows standalone storage systems, fixed or mobile, for households and businesses, exclusively without exporting energy to the grid. The nominal power of the storage inverter may reach up to 100% of the agreed capacity of your supply.
Do I need a contract or permit from DEDDIE?
No connection contract is required for a plug-in system. What is required is a valid YDE certificate, a declaration by the responsible installer or engineer that the special specifications are met, and notification of the network operator through its special digital portal, where you sign in with your taxisnet credentials.
When can installations actually start?
Installation of plug-in systems is permitted once the network operator publishes the special specifications on its website, which the decision sets for 31 October 2026. The operator announces the start date of the digital portal by 31 December 2026, and systems installed before the portal opens must be declared within 30 days of that start.
Will the energy I produce be sold to the grid?
No. These systems are for self-consumption only, with no injection of energy into the grid. The benefit depends on how much of your own consumption you cover, so we size the system after looking at your supply and your habits, rather than quoting a percentage in advance.
I live in an apartment building — does this apply to me?
The framework covers systems installed inside and on buildings, and the same decision simplifies collective self-consumption in apartment buildings and housing complexes. We check your supply, the installation point and what applies in your case before we quote.

Source: Ministry of Environment & Energy — self-consumption ministerial decision, 14.09.2026. The limits and deadlines on this page come from the text of that decision.