The Luxembourg government has raised the on photovoltaic electricity price rise by about 11% About 36%1

Solar photovoltaic (pv) net news: recently, the Luxembourg government raised photovoltaic feed-in tariff ( 配合) For generating capacity is less than 10 kw device, feed-in tariffs will rise 36% to 0. 165 euros per kilowatt-hour, all less than 500 kilowatts of device will benefit from improved regulatory framework.

small solar system is the main beneficiaries of the new system, the system comes into effect on April 23. Has set up a new category, the FIT for generating capacity is up to the roof of the 10 kw system, and will receive from & euro; 0. 121 / kWh to & euro; 0. 165.

another adjustment of guide will allow all capacity of up to 30 kw system accumulated benefit from & other; '房子” Plans to provide incentives and receiving FIT to pay. PRIMe House aims to encourage build durable housing and sustainable energy transformation. In March 2014 to March 2019, about 1950 photovoltaic device through the initiative subsidies, up to 9. 6 million euros.

all photovoltaic device capacity of 500 kilowatts, ensure that 15 years, has increased by 11 - 36%, and added a new category for cooperative use device that has a capacity of 200 kw to 500 kw and non-governmental organizations. The scaffold of eligible system will be 0. 14 euro/KWH of FIT.

deleted a single connection point can only be carrying a installation requirements, and on a given surface, can build new beside the existing PV system installation, the premise is the existing installation for more than two years.

doe Luxembourg said will be announced at the beginning of next year, cadastral - solar energy Real estate records, which will contain the photovoltaic power generation can be held in the grand duchy of the details of the construction area. The file will be with the help of the entity myenergy state-owned energy transformation development.

the government says, the enterprise will also benefit from the renewable energy has not yet been determined support further measures, and added that will be on the new measures campaigns.

according to the latest statistics from the international renewable energy agency, Luxembourg relies heavily on the French and German imports of electricity, the installed capacity of 150 megawatts of last year, about 30 megawatts of new power capacity increase in 2018.

last year, renewable energy meets the requirements of Luxembourg, about 8% of its electricity. Miniature European goal is in 2020 that figure to 11%. In May 2017, sustainable development and infrastructure department puts forward an energy strategy, aims to bring solar power capacity increase to 2. 5 gw, in 2050 to increase the amount of renewable energy to 4. 8 gw.

in February, the government outlined its climate and energy program, designed to carbon dioxide emissions by 2030 and energy efficiency & other; Throughout the Paris agreement &; The target.

a system of renewable energy will be started in April this year, the final details will ensure that emirates 23-2030 25% comes from renewable energy sources. In 2050, the government has said it will achieve the 70% target. The ultimate goal is to complete decarburization energy supply. （ Translated from PVmagazine)

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