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Direct solar power use will continue to save money next year

Direct solar power use will continue to save money next year

Solar panels will remain profitable in the Netherlands even after the phase-out of the net metering scheme. To maximize savings, homeowners should focus on consuming solar energy directly as it is generated to reduce their overall energy bills. This shift changes the financial benefit from a direct payout to a reduction in immediate energy costs.

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Heineken appoints Brazilian coffee executive as new CEO

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