The Greek
Energy ministry announced today new tariffs for photovoltaics, which will be
applied retroactively to p/v rooftop systems installed from February onwards. New
tariffs apply to both mounted and rooftop systems after the 1st of
June.
The purpose
of the new reduction of feed-in tariffs is to reduce the cost of this particular
technology, as LAGIE, the Greek market operator, faces an ever increasing
deficit, which right now exceeds 300 million euros. The massive amount of new
photovoltaic capacity connected to the Greek grid during the first quarter of
2013 will increase the deficit, according to LAGIE and the government,
therefore those reductions in p/v tariffs was necessary.
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Connected
system
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Non connected system
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Α
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Β
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Γ
(
regardless of wattage)
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>100kW
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≤100kW
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2013
February
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95,00
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120,00
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100,00
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2013
August
|
95,00
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120,00
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100,00
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2014
February
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90,00
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115,00
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95,00
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2014
August
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90,00
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115,00
|
95,00
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For every year after
2015
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1,1xμΟΤΣν-1
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1,2xμΟΤΣν-1
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1,1xμΟΤΣν-1
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New prices will come in effect after the 1st of June for new
p/v plants and will not affect plants under 100 KW of farmers that have been
given an extension until the 30th of June.
About rooftop p/v systems, the tariffs
are set according to the following table:
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Month / Year
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Price (euro/MWh)
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February 2013
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125,00
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August 2013
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125,00
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February 2014
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120,00
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August 2014
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120,00
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February 2015
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115,00
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August 2015
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115,00
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February 2016
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110,00
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August 2016
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110,00
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February 2017
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105,00
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August 2017
|
100,00
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February 2018
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95,00
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August 2018
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90,00
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February 2019
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85,00
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August 2019
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80,00
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