Master electrician · Licensed electrical contractor · Compliant with ÖVE/ÖNORM
Photovoltaics & Battery Storage in Vienna
Whether you need a new PV system, battery storage, a battery retrofit or a later wallbox combination: Elektro Vienna plans photovoltaics and battery storage in Vienna professionally, cleanly and in line with your existing electrical installation.
-
Master electrician & licensed electrical contractor
-
For detached houses, townhouses and existing buildings in Vienna
-
PV system, battery storage or battery retrofit possible
-
Distribution board, cabling, connection and protection properly checked
-
Support with grid connection, feed-in and Wien Energie / Wiener Netze topics
Response usually within 24 hours · Initial assessment based on photos, consumption data or site visit



What determines the cost of a PV system with battery storage?
The cost mainly depends on whether only a PV system is planned, whether battery storage is added, or whether an existing system should be expanded. Key factors are the roof, system size, annual electricity consumption, battery size, cable routes, distribution board, grid handling and clean electrical integration.
1
PV system without battery
A simple PV system without battery storage is usually the most affordable option. It is most realistic when the roof, distribution board and cable routes are straightforward.
4
Distribution board & cable routes
An old or crowded distribution board, long cable routes or difficult wall penetrations can significantly increase the required work.
2
PV system with battery storage
A battery increases the investment, but can significantly improve self-consumption. The right size depends on consumption, daily usage profile, electric car, heat pump and desired independence.
5
Grid handling & feed-in
Grid access, feed-in metering point, technical documents and commissioning must be prepared properly. In Vienna, this mainly involves Wiener Netze and, depending on the tariff, Wien Energie.
3
Battery retrofit
For existing PV systems, the inverter, distribution board, available space, cable routes and protection devices must be checked before adding a battery.
6
Wallbox optional
If an electric car is already available or planned, a wallbox can be included in the overall planning. For wallbox-only projects, there is a separate Wallbox page.
That is why a fixed package price is rarely credible. Two houses with the same PV capacity can require very different work if the roof, battery location, distribution board, metering area or cable routes are different.
Elektro Vienna provides a realistic assessment after reviewing photos, consumption data and the technical situation. Helpful information includes photos of the roof, distribution board, metering area, technical room and possible cable routes, as well as annual electricity consumption, electric car, heat pump and existing PV system details.
Request PV or battery storage project
We usually reply within 24 hours. Please send the most important details about your property. This helps us assess whether your project is about a new PV system, battery storage, a battery retrofit or a combination with a wallbox.

How does a PV or battery storage project in Vienna work?
1. Send your request
You briefly describe the property and whether you are planning a new PV system, battery storage, a battery retrofit or a combination with a wallbox. Photos of the roof, distribution board, metering area and possible cable routes are very helpful.
2. Technical initial assessment
We check whether the project looks like a straightforward standard case or a more technically demanding implementation. We also look at the existing electrical installation and assess the next sensible steps.
3. Planning, sizing and coordination
We clarify PV size, battery storage, inverter, installation location, distribution board, protection and cable routes. If wallbox, heat pump or smart home control are relevant, they are included in the planning.
4. Implementation, testing and commissioning
The system is installed, electrically connected and tested professionally. Afterwards, commissioning is carried out and the system is explained clearly. You receive a clean technical summary of what was implemented and what to consider during operation.
What is typically included in photovoltaics and battery storage?
The goal is not just to install individual components, but to create a technically feasible and practical energy solution. The exact scope depends on the property, the existing electrical installation and whether PV, battery storage or a combined solution is planned.
Technical assessment of the PV system
We check which solution fits the property, consumption and existing electrical installation. This includes not only the roof area, but also inverter, cable routes and connection options.
Cabling, protection and distribution board adaptation
A clean implementation requires suitable cables, protection devices and enough space in the distribution board. If the existing board needs adjustment, this is included in the planning.
Integration of battery storage
If battery storage is planned, we check battery size, installation location, inverter, distribution board and sensible integration into the household.
Grid and feed-in handling
We support the technical coordination around grid access, feed-in metering point, system data and commissioning, especially with Wiener Netze and, if relevant, Wien Energie.
Battery retrofit for existing PV systems
For existing PV systems, we check whether a battery can be added in a technically sensible way and which adjustments may be required.
Integration with existing systems
If wallbox, heat pump, smart home or prepared cable routes already exist, we include them in the planning. This prevents the PV system from becoming an isolated standalone solution.
When does a PV system or battery storage make sense?
Photovoltaics and battery storage make the most sense when electricity consumption, building, roof and electrical installation fit together. In Vienna, this can apply to very different property situations.
When you want to generate your own electricity
A PV system can help cover part of your electricity demand directly at your own home. This is especially interesting for detached houses, townhouses and buildings with usable roof area.
When an electric car is planned
A wallbox can be included if an electric car is already available or planned. The actual wallbox installation remains a separate topic with its own dedicated page.
