Provisions for 2012 PV incentives towards exhaustion

The PV in Italy was undoubtedly the best source on the crest of a wave of recent years: the generous benefits guaranteed by the different versions of the twenty-year energy account resulted in a completely unexpected growth in the sector. Suffice it to say that the goals of Pan (National Action Plan) drafted a few years on renewable allocate to this source a 2020 target of only 8 GW, while currently we are at about 15.5 GW.

The development of this source also resulted in significant consequences for the national electricity system as a whole, because during the day the sun now provides a non-marginal share of electricity demand. In this tumultuous advanced there have been some the mistakes: speculation, mega parks on the ground of doubt impact on the landscape, the lack of development of an industrial chain.

This growth is driven by public support, which currently costs the pockets of Italian citizens about 6.35 billion euro a year, however, is practically come to an end. In just a few months, in fact, separate the PV from the roof of € 6.7 billion the year of expenditure, which reached the fifth in tariff (which came into operation as soon as August 27) will cease to exist. Some business operator still hopes that, once you reach the roof, the Government still directly finance photovoltaic energy with a sixth account.

Many factors contribute, however, in the opposite direction: the difficult economic situation, the continued increases in electricity bill (also arising from the cost of renewables) and, above all, has now reached the PV grid parity in many areas of the country.

 

10/10/2012

 

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Italian version of CercaGeometra.it