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PV law introduced in Greece

A new photovoltaic (PV) law has been introduced in Greece amending the current legislation and setting new feed-in-tariffs.

The new law sets a deadline for issuing permits and by the end of 2009, all applications that have been submitted so far (more than 3 GWp) must be dealt with and approved or rejected. It also abolishes the unofficial cap of 0.8 GWp that was set by previous decisions.

A separate programme for rooftop solar PV with different feed-in-tariffs (FIT) guaranteed for 20 years will be set up, and the PV law introduces a tender process for solar PV systems >10 MWp.

According to the Hellenic Association of Photovoltaic Companies (HELAPCO), it is yet unclear when new applications will be received, although it predicts it will probably be after 2009.

The new feed-in-tariffs (FITs) are guaranteed for 20 years and will be adjusted annually for inflation (25% of last year’s consumer price index).

A grid connection agreement can be signed, however, locking the FIT gaining another 18 months to finalise installation.

New Greek feed-in-tariffs for PV (€/MWh)

 

Mainland Grid

Autonomous island grids

>100
KWp

≤100
KWp

>100
KWp

≤100
KWp

2009 February

400.00

450.00

450.00

500.00

2009 August

400.00

450.00

450.00

500.00

2010 February

400.00

450.00

450.00

500.00

2010 August

392.04

441.05

441.05

490.05

2011 February

372.83

419.43

419.43

466.03

2011 August

351.01

394.88

394.88

438.76

2012 February

333.81

375.53

375.53

417.26

2012 August

314.27

353.56

353.56

392.84

2013 February

298.38

336.23

336.23

373.59

2013 August

281.38

316.55

316.55

351.72

2014 February

268.94

302.56

302.56

336.18

2014 August

260.97

293.59

293.59

326.22

Year ‘n’ from 2105 onwards

1.3*
SMCn-1

1.4*
SMCn-1

1.4*
SMCn-1

1.5*
SMCn-1

SMC = System Marginal Cost

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