Featured in A sustainable growth? – 07-2013

Global FIT overview

Feed-in tariffs: After the Lithuanian government’s huge feed-in tariff reductions, solar developers are striking back in court. Australian states’ net metering schemes are falling like dominoes and the ACT’s just went down. Germany and the U.K. steadily progress as planned with minor reductions.
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Australia From July 1, renewable energy generators in the Australian Capital Territory (ACT) will only receive AU$0.075/kWh for any surplus electricity exported to the grid. Previously, the utility ActewAGL had a net metering arrangement where customers were paid the retail rate of electricity in the territory, which is currently about AU$0.20/kWh.Canada At the Solar Ontario …

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