Densys PV5 Offers New Financing for Solar, Heat Pumps, and Storage
An alliance of companies, including Vonovia, Enpal, and 1Komma5°, has commissioned a study from Roland Berger to assess the benefits of decentralised energy. Meanwhile, Densys PV5, a digital platform for photovoltaic projects, has introduced a new financing option for customers, affirming the demand for flexible payment plans.
Densys PV5, in collaboration with PSD Bank Braunschweig eG, offers customers installment plans for photovoltaic systems, heat pumps, or storage units. The platform, Densys Connect, allows installers to provide these plans without charging fees and without altering existing payment terms.
The financing agreements have a nominal interest rate of 4.69% per year, with an effective interest rate of 4.79%, and a term of 15 years, allowing for early repayment. Customers can borrow between 10,000 and 75,000 euros, with payments usually made within seven working days.
Steffen Binzel, CEO of Densys PV5, explains that the younger generation expects monthly installment plans, driving the introduction of this financing option. The platform also collaborates with Reonic, a software provider for system design and offer calculation, which offers a similar financing service through its partnership with Bees & Bears.
Densys PV5, through its collaboration with PSD Bank Braunschweig eG, now offers fully automated financing for photovoltaic projects, heat pumps, and storage systems. This service affirms the expectations of the younger generation and provides a new option for customers, with no fees charged to installers and no changes to existing payment conditions.
