Plan kabinet: afbouw salderingsregeling zonnepanelen
sep. 08, 2023
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State of play of the bill
The House of Representatives has approved this bill. The Senate has yet to vote on this.
Plan: gradually phasing out the net metering scheme
From 2025, households and small businesses will gradually be able to offset less. From 2031, netting will no longer be possible. Every year, households and small businesses can offset slightly less, down to 0% in 2031:
- 2023: 100%
- 2024: 100%
- 2025: 64%
- 2026: 64%
- 2027: 55%
- 2028: 46%
- 2029: 37%
- 2030: 28%
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With your application you must provide a description of the solar panels, stating the brand and type. The same applies to the home battery. Do you already have solar panels on the roof? Then you can also choose to take out an Energy Savings Loan for a home battery. It is not possible to take over already rented solar panels with the Energy Saving Loan. Solar panels must be purchased new and installed on your own property near your home. It is possible to have solar panels installed on your shed roof. Please note that the solar panels must in all cases be used privately (not for business). The body content of your post goes here. To edit this text, click on it and delete this default text and start typing your own or paste your own from a different source. Net metering arrangement extended until 2025 Owner-occupiers with solar panels on their roof can supply excess electricity back to the grid at market rates for longer. The government only wants to simplify the so-called netting scheme from 2025, while this would previously have been the case from 2023.
The VAT on solar panels has been abolished from 1 January 2023. VAT will be reduced from 21% to 0%. This so-called zero rate only applies if the solar panels are installed on homes or outbuildings of a home, such as a shed. Private individuals then no longer have to reclaim the VAT from the Tax and Customs Administration. Less administration for private individuals and the Tax Authorities By reducing VAT from 21% to 0%, private individuals no longer have to reclaim VAT from the tax authorities when purchasing solar panels. That saves them and the Tax Authorities work. The government also hopes that the measure will encourage more private individuals to install solar panels. Enlarge image
