Germany raises feed-in tariffs for solar up to 750 kW
The tariff for PV systems up to 10 kW will drop from €0.0687/kWh to €0.0480/kWh and the rate for installations ranging in size from 10 kW to 40 kW will decline from €0.0445/kWh to €0.0380/kWh.
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6 FAQs about [Tariffs on photovoltaic panels exported to Germany]
Should European solar energy be subsidized by tariffs?
"Instead of sanctioning the entire industry through tariffs, we must incentivize solar installations that originate from resilient European solar production. This way, the deployment of solar energy can continue undisturbed while the European solar manufacturing can grow steadily," said Erfurt, who is CEO of Swiss solar cell maker Meyer Burger.
Are European Solar Tariffs resurfacing?
Calls for barriers and duties are resurfacing in Europe as solar module prices sharply fall. German PV analyst Karl-Heinz Remmers recalls the 2009-13 period, when the European Union introduced anti-dumping and anti-subsidy duties.
Are solar panels a viable investment in Germany?
"As electricity prices in Germany show no signs of decreasing as previously anticipated, companies are increasingly recognising the economic viability of installing solar panels," said Marie-Theres Husken, an energy expert for the BVMW association for small- and medium-sized businesses.
How will photovoltaics transform Germany?
The focus of this transformation is decarbonisation, which is being driven forward by the German government with ambitious targets. The goal: increased resilience. The accelerated expansion of photovoltaics (PV) plays a central role in this transformation. A complex task that opens up new design and growth options.
Could EU tariffs protect solar producers from cheaper Chinese electric vehicles?
The European Commission this month launched an investigation that could lead to tariffs to protect EU producers against cheaper Chinese electric vehicle imports. Meanwhile, Germany is examining options including trade protections to shield local solar manufacturers from falling global prices, a government document seen by Reuters showed.
What happened to solar energy in Germany?
The disaster was preceded by an unprecedented and world-first build-up of production for solar products in Germany, which began in the mid-1990s and then progressed rapidly with the German renewable energy law, the so-called EEG issued in 2000.