Vietnam To Slash FIT Rates For Rooftop Solar Projects
Ministry Of Industry & Trade In Vietnam To Lower Rooftop Solar PV Feed-In-Tariff By Up To 38%, To Reduce Pressure On Grid: Media
A very attractive rooftop solar FIT of $0.0838 per kWh as exists in Vietnam now, itself a drop from $0.0935 per kWh, is expected to drop further down to between $0.052 per kWh to $0.058 per kWh, depending on commercial and residential use, according to local media reports.
Ukraine Agreement on Retroactive FIT Cuts
Renewable Energy Industry Of Ukraine Agrees To Feed-In-Tariff Rate Reduction Under MoU Signed With State Authorities; Renewable Energy Auctions To be Launched Before 2020-End: Redcliffe Partners
According to Redcliffe Partners to be eligible to participate in the renewable auctions being planned by Ukraine government now that it agreed with the private solar sector on retroactive feed-in tariff cuts, projects need to ensure availability of space on the grid.
Germany Lifts 52 GW Cap On Solar
Major Win For German Solar Industry As Government Removes 52 GW Solar Cap; BSW Solar Wants Quick Action To Make It Legally Binding
Germany is close to reaching the 52 GW cap on solar installations under FIT regime, but now the government has decided to remove this cap paving way for further rooftop solar installations while also putting the onus of deciding distance between wind turbines and homes on regional governments.
Reuters: 23.5 GW PV At Risk In Japan
Proposed Subsidy Cuts For Solar Power Projects In Japan Under Feed-In-Tariff Could Threaten 23.5 GW PV In Country, Says Reuters; Japanese Photovoltaic Energy Association Suggests Extending Deadline For Grid Interconnection Construction Submission To March 2020
METI in Japan has proposed subsidy cuts for solar power projects that have been approved under FiT between 2012 and 2014, but are yet to connect to the grid, according to Reuters. Pictured is the cityscape of Tokyo, Japan.
High FiT For Renewables In Hong Kong
Hong Kong Utilities To Offer Attractive Feed-In Tariff For Distributed Renewable Energy Sources, Including Rooftop PV & Wind Power Systems
Utility CLP calls its Town Island Renewable Energy Supply project the first commercial standalone renewable energy supply system in Hong Kong.
New FITs For French Overseas Territories
France Publishes New FiTs For PV Systems Of 100 kW & Less For Corsica & Overseas Territories
France has published a decree that lays down conditions for the purchase of electricity generated by PV systems of 100 kW and less on Corsica and its Overseas Territories Guadeloupe, Guyana, Martinique, Mayotte and Reunion.
EU Approves French RE Schemes
French Government’s Support Schemes For Wind, Solar & Sewage Gas Endorsed By European Commission
Three schemes of the French government in the field of renewable energy have been approved by the European Commission (EC). These schemes are aimed at helping the country develop over 17 additional GW of renewable energy in the country.
Malaysia FiT Scheme Adds 32 MW PV In 2016
Installed PV Capacity In Malaysia Supported Through Feed-In Tariffs Touches 295.5 MW
The cumulative installed PV capacity in Malaysia financed by its feed-in tariff (FiT) program has reached 295.54 MW end of 2016. With this, solar PV leads all renewable energy sources with highest capacity installed under FiT.
Victoria Ups Feed-In Tariff
Australian State Increases FiT Rate To AU$11.3 Cents/kWh For Small Renewable Energy Sources
With the ESC issuing orders, homeowners and businesses using solar panels to generate electricity awill get AU$6.3 cents more for the clean power they are sending excess back to the grid in Victoria as of July 2017. .
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