A solar system on the roof of the house allows private homeowners to generate electricity using photovoltaic technology, through the utilization of panels that convert the sun's energy (light) into electricity.

In this way, the owners of the private houses can actually generate "green" electricity and benefit from a profitable passive investment. The home system enables the homeowner to see significant savings in their electricity expenses and even to sell excess electricity and receive income directly to their bank account.

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According to the current regulations of the Electric Company, there are 2 types of agreements that can be made with the customer:

Production: the customer pays the Electric Company for their power consumption and at the same time is entitled to receive 0.48 Shekels for each kilowatt produced by their system.

When using this method, the customer must install a production meter. 

Flowing: the electricity produced by the customer’s system is used for self-consumption and the system's excess production is fed to the Electric Company.

For "flowing" the surplus to the Electric Company, the customer is entitled to be paid 0.48 Shekels for each kilowatt produced by their system.

With this method, there is no need to install a production meter.  

To summarize, the home system has an output of up to 15 kilowatts, and it allows you to enjoy a fixed rate of 0.48 Shekels.

In order to install the system and connect it to the power grid, a building permit is required.