Featured in Head pointed toward the sun – 10-2013

Global FIT overview

Feed-in tariffs: South Australia reduces its FIT to a “fair and reasonable value.” Brunei declares its intentions to introduce a FIT. The Czech Republic kicks an industry when it’s down. And a few more utilities in the United States have begun offering their customers FIT programs to compete with those already in place.
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Australia As of October 1, 2013, South Australia has reduced its feed-in tariff (FIT) from AU$0.16/kWh (US$0.15/kWh) to what it deems the “fair and reasonable value” of AU$0.098/kWh. Throughout July, the Essential Services Commission Of South Australia (ESCOSA) received submissions from stakeholders regarding the rate, which will be amended from January 1, 2014, onwards. Victoria …

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