Japan Slashes FIT For Small Scale Solar
Japan’s Ministry Of Economy, Trade & Industry Officially Brings Down Solar FIT For Commercial & Industrial Segment By 22%, Down To JPY 14/kWh; Residential Systems FIT To Hover Between JPY 24 To JPY 26/kWh
Japan has reduced feed-in-tariff (FIT) for the commercial and industrial (C&I) segment by 22% starting from April 1, 2019.
Japan Slashes FIT For Small-Scale Solar
Japan’s METI Brings Down Feed-In-Tariff For Small Scale Commercial Solar Power Plants With Systems Ranging Between 10 kW To 500 kW By 22% To JPY 14/kWh: Enerdata
According to Enerdata, basis recommendations filed by a METI appointed special committee, Japan will bring down FIT for non-residential small-scale commercial solar power plants by 22% to JPY 14 ($0.13) per kWh, in an effort to ‘actualize cost and .
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.
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