What is 'non-eligible feed-in installation (unknown origin)' in SAP IS-U-LIB-DE-GF - SAP Intercompany Data Exchange for German Energy Feed?

non-eligible feed-in installation (unknown origin) - Overview

• Component: IS-U-LIB-DE-GF

• Component Name: SAP Intercompany Data Exchange for German Energy Feed

• Description: A feed-in installation as defined by the Renewable Energy Sources Act EEG or the Combined Heat and Power Act KWKG that is not subject to remuneration under law for the electricity it produces.

non-eligible feed-in installation (unknown origin) - Details

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  Key Concepts: 
  Non-eligible feed-in installation is a term used in the SAP Intercompany Data Exchange for German Energy Feed-in Law (IS-U-LIB-DE-GF). This component is used to exchange data between companies in the energy sector in Germany. It is used to ensure that only eligible installations are fed into the energy grid. 
  
  How to use it: 
  The IS-U-LIB-DE-GF component is used to exchange data between companies in the energy sector in Germany. It is used to ensure that only eligible installations are fed into the energy grid. The component also allows companies to monitor and control their energy feed-in installations. 
  
  Tips & Tricks: 
  When using the IS-U-LIB-DE-GF component, it is important to ensure that all data exchanged is accurate and up to date. This will help ensure that only eligible installations are fed into the energy grid. Additionally, it is important to regularly monitor and update the data exchanged to ensure that all installations remain eligible. 
  
  Related Information: 
  The IS-U-LIB-DE-GF component is part of the SAP Energy Data Management solution. This solution provides a comprehensive set of tools for managing energy data, including monitoring and controlling energy feed-in installations. Additionally, SAP provides a range of other solutions for managing energy data, such as SAP Energy Data Exchange and SAP Energy Data Analytics.