The publication of 14.300 Law still generates countless debates in the solar energy sector, with some professionals and consumers claiming that current compensation rules are much less advantageous for the market GD (distributed generation) than in relation to those that were in force.
Because of this, many consumers made a point of acquiring Photovoltaic systems before the deadline for changing rules (January 7, 2023), thus ensuring the so-called “vested right” so that its technologies remained within the rules prior to Law 14.300.
However, even with the new legislation in force, some doubts still linger in the minds of many professionals and consumers. One of them involves Clients who installed systems of solar energy in the old rule, but they are with plans to change residence.
In this sense, It is possible to relocate your DG systems to the new property without losing the acquired right? Bernardo Marangon, director of Exact Energy, answered this question in the webinar Canal Solar last Tuesday (12).
According to him, it is not possible to take a DG system to another location, since the acquired right is granted to the consumption unit. If the consumer wants to install another system in another unit, he must start a new process and will be subject to the rules set out in Law 14.300.
However, Marangon points out that this is not a disadvantage for the consumer, since their old property ends up being valued because it has a generation under the old rule, whether when selling or renting it.
Discover:, in the video below, the complete answer from the professional:
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I have solar energy now I want to bring the plates to another address how do I do it?
But in this case there will be a change of address and the system will not remain, the current location will be sold and whoever is buying it does not want the generation system, that is, the system will change location, so in this case are the new rules that will apply? ??
Could you please inform me whether a residence that already had a plant installed before the law could receive credits from another residence (within the area of the same concessionaire and in the same COF/CNPJ) that will be installed now?
And the existing credits in the CPF linked to that UC remain valid for use in the UC of the new residence?
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The Multidisciplinary Cooperative of Amigos do Mato Ltda, of which I am President, founded the CLUBE DA LUZ, entering the photovoltaic energy production market. We share credits from the energy generated by the Cooperative with the members of CLUBE DA LUZ. 270 kWh/month for each title, for life, without paying fees.
Therefore, we can serve real estate and properties in general, mainly individual apartments.
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