The existing tariff paid to owners of solar roofs - NIS 0.48 to NIS 0.54 per kilowatt-hour - is set to expire at the end of 2026. It should be stressed that those who have already installed systems are contractually guaranteed the current tariffs for 25 years. The current model, which provides a flat rate for all hours of the day, is considered outdated and problematic. The third tier, between 100 and 630 kilowatts, such as shopping centers or factories, will move to a competitive market model similar to large, high-voltage solar fields. Combining these three steps could significantly reduce the burden of solar roofs on the electricity tariff for all consumers.