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Feed-in tariffs: South Australia considers scrapping its FIT to let utilities dictate terms, but not without hearing from the Clean Energy Council. Gujarats utility company advocates a similar path in Northwest India. Spanish PV investors are irate at yet another round of retroactive cuts.

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07 Aug 2013

Australia The Essential Services Commission of South Australia (ESCoSA) has commenced a review of the need for price regulation of the state’s feed-in tariff (FIT). Until September 30, South Australian residents have access to a FIT of AU$0.16/kWh, but the state may leave it to utilities to dictate prices and terms to customers who wish …

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