FAQ

You have the right to consume electricity that you produce yourself, but you must comply with the connection conditions set by the relevant grid operator. In theory, it is technically feasible to supply your heat pump directly with electricity that you generate yourself using an intelligent controller. Ideally, you should ask your installer for advice on this matter.

Yes, it is possible to recycle these batteries. It is regulated by the amended Law of 19 December 2008 on batteries and accumulators and waste batteries and accumulators, which enacts European Directive 2006/66/EC into Luxembourg law. This directive requires at least 50% of the weight of batteries other than lead-acid and nickel-cadmium types, i.e. lithium-ion batteries, to be recycled.

The components that are currently most attractive for recycling are cobalt, nickel, copper and aluminium. In the medium term, the lithium recycling rate should improve to ensure supply.

For more information or instructions relating to the recycling of these batteries, which are considered to be industrial accumulators, please contact either SuperDrecksKëscht or the Ecobatterien asbl association.

You have the right to consume electricity that you produce yourself, but you must comply with the connection conditions set by the relevant grid operator. These relate mainly to the safety of the electrical installation and the operation of the grid. For more information, please contact your electricity distribution grid operator.