Good, the CNE has announced measures after the rapid cumpliminento of photovoltaic power ceiling assigned by the government. I put the transcript and I will discuss in another article, but I think progress that has caught the bull and we are involved in the election campaign.
The proposed Royal Decree of the Ministry of Industry laying triple the installed capacity target for solar photovoltaic includes a new system of tariffs and incentives to producers, although the current premium model will be maintained until the end of September 2008.
The Minister of Industry, Joan Clos, advanced today during the presentation of budgets for next year in his department's new pay system will be modeled on the German, who applies decreasing premiums when you reach a certain level of power.
Ministry According to sources, the current remuneration model will remain in effect for all facilities constructed until September 29, 2008 and producers benefiting from it will continue to receive premiums over the next 25 years.
Secretary of Energy, Ignasi Nieto, sent last Friday to the National Energy Commission (CNE) the proposal to triple the installed capacity target under the Renewable Energy Plan (PER) 2005-2010 for solar photovoltaics, which runs from 400 to 1,200 megawatts (MW)-power equivalent to that of three groups combined cycle gas.
This rule also includes changes in the system of premiums that will turn with the installation of solar panels on buildings, while the production at other facilities as freestanding plants, which will be shortened "slightly" his salary, indicate the same sources. When you reach
the goal of 1,200 MW, which according to industry estimates will be in 2010, premiums for the facilities put into operation from September 2008 will be reduced about 5% a year.
The forecast driven by the solar industry is that once implemented the new system installed capacity reaches 800 MW.
review of the objectives of power occurs after certifying that the CNE last week has reached 85 percent of the benchmark pro in PER 2005-2010 for solar photovoltaics, which was 400 MW, a circumstance that forced to cut grants and subsidies.
In recent months there have been meetings between the Ministry and representatives photovoltaic sector with the aim of setting more ambitious goals of power.
power installed capacity has been developed intensively in recent years and has spent the 10 systems with 1 MW in 2000 to 1,200 installations and 337 MW at present.
The proposed Royal Decree of the Ministry of Industry laying triple the installed capacity target for solar photovoltaic includes a new system of tariffs and incentives to producers, although the current premium model will be maintained until the end of September 2008.
The Minister of Industry, Joan Clos, advanced today during the presentation of budgets for next year in his department's new pay system will be modeled on the German, who applies decreasing premiums when you reach a certain level of power.
Ministry According to sources, the current remuneration model will remain in effect for all facilities constructed until September 29, 2008 and producers benefiting from it will continue to receive premiums over the next 25 years.
Secretary of Energy, Ignasi Nieto, sent last Friday to the National Energy Commission (CNE) the proposal to triple the installed capacity target under the Renewable Energy Plan (PER) 2005-2010 for solar photovoltaics, which runs from 400 to 1,200 megawatts (MW)-power equivalent to that of three groups combined cycle gas.
This rule also includes changes in the system of premiums that will turn with the installation of solar panels on buildings, while the production at other facilities as freestanding plants, which will be shortened "slightly" his salary, indicate the same sources. When you reach
the goal of 1,200 MW, which according to industry estimates will be in 2010, premiums for the facilities put into operation from September 2008 will be reduced about 5% a year.
The forecast driven by the solar industry is that once implemented the new system installed capacity reaches 800 MW.
review of the objectives of power occurs after certifying that the CNE last week has reached 85 percent of the benchmark pro in PER 2005-2010 for solar photovoltaics, which was 400 MW, a circumstance that forced to cut grants and subsidies.
In recent months there have been meetings between the Ministry and representatives photovoltaic sector with the aim of setting more ambitious goals of power.
power installed capacity has been developed intensively in recent years and has spent the 10 systems with 1 MW in 2000 to 1,200 installations and 337 MW at present.
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