The French Energy solar Commission ( CRE ) has introduced new rules for fixed tariff solar tenders for projects using the latest technology for new plants and cells following approval from the European Commission . The new rules , which will apply to the second and third phases of a tender , will see projects categorized in one of two categories — ground - based installations of 500 kW to 5 MW capacity , with a maximum combined capacity of 60 MW per round , and building - based , agricultural and carport installations of 100 MW to 3 MW capacity , with a maximum combined capacity of 80 MW per round .
The French Energy Regulatory Commission (CRE) has introduced new rules for fixed tariff solar tenders for projects using the latest technology for new modules and cells following approval from the European Commission. The new rules, which will apply to the second and third stages of a tender, will see projects placed in one of two categories—ground-based plants of 500 kW to 5 MW capacity, with a maximum combined capacity of 60 MW per round, and building-mounted, agricultural and carport installations of 100 kW to 3 MW capacity, with a maximum combined capacity of 80 MW per round.