Can a solar installation be connected to your network without reporting?

I have a question.
I would like to install photovoltaic panels on the roof. I would not want to sell energy to the EE but to consume it on a regular basis without using batteries and storage, and the shortage should be taken from the EE. Do I have to report it to ZE?
Will connecting the inverter under my installation at home synchronize itself with the network?
I do not assume excess energy, but it can happen. What about her? Will the inverter cut the excess?

The energy meters most often produce as consumption and you pay for it, so it does not make sense. Remember that the most efficient warehouse is the network.

Jakubosz wrote:

I do not assume excess energy, but it can happen. What about her? Will the inverter cut the excess?

No, send to the network.

I am still looking for an answer. In principle, the most important question.

I would like to install photovoltaic panels on the roof. I would not want to sell energy to the EE but to consume it on a regular basis without using batteries and storage, and the shortage should be taken from the EE. Do I have to report it to ZE?
Will connecting the inverter under my installation at home synchronize itself with the network and give electricity to my installation?

On a formal issue - you must report.

Apparently, you must report by law, but not announce it is not penalized, so you can not report. If you have a bad meter, then it will not be production to make fun as consumption. It is better to report. This in no way prevents full consumption of your own energy. Failure to report in a situation where you plan full consumption does not make sense even more than with excess production. The only reason that comes to mind is shitty, incompatible, no documentation panels or inverters.

There are inverters that do not allow the surplus to be sent to the CW or another energy receiver you do not have to report.

Without notification - When ZE cuts off the power supply, and you continue to power it and it will cause an electric shock outside your installation - judgment or pardon?
Only asking.

JESIOTR1 wrote:

and you will continue to power it

If there is no power supply, the inverter will turn off, so there is no danger.

How to power the house with an aggregate or a hybrid, what will punish him will hurt someone, let's not exaggerate, ladies @ JESIOTR1 it is not a commune that you could not have your own energy, there are inverters without going into the network, it will automatically turn off when the power goes down.

JESIOTR1 wrote:

Without notification - When ZE cuts off the power supply, and you continue to power it and it will cause an electric shock outside your installation - judgment or pardon?
Only asking.

My colleague probably meant that some inverters have an island function, i.e. they can work even after the network is down, of course it is forbidden due to the possibility of electric shock when the power cut off the electricity for maintenance or repair ...

And back to the main topic, if you have an electronic meter installed in your home, any excess production and going to the network will be counted by the meter as a download from the network, report the installation to the ZE and the problem, after all you do not pay anything, after the name itself indicates "you are reporting" and you do not ask for permission, do not understand this approach a little, what are you afraid of?
Going on vacation for 2 weeks, for example, and you will not have any wear at home and what then? Will you disconnect the installation so as not to sell yourself electricity? No sense...