Greece has announced it will add almost 4,000 MW to its existing solar capacity through small-scale PV installations while postponing plans to offer a tender for larger projects until December . The accepted projects, each of which has a maximum capacity of 1 MW and an average weighted price of € 66.66 /MWh ($ 76.3 /MWh), were selected from almost 4,000 online bids. However, this is not the only problem. However, despite having previously announced in next year that 86 larger projects with a combined capacity of 86 MW had been awarded premium tariffs, the government said it will instead repeat the bidding process again 2019 due to inadequate levels of competition.
Greece has announced it will add almost 4,000 MW to its existing solar capacity through small-scale PV installations while postponing plans to offer a tender for larger projects until December . The accepted projects, each of which has a maximum capacity of 1 MW and an average weighted price of € 66.66 /MWh ($ 76.3 /MWh), were selected from almost 4,000 online bids. However, despite having previously announced in next year that 86 larger projects with a combined capacity of 86 MW had been awarded premium tariffs, the government said it will instead repeat the bidding process again 2019 due to inadequate levels of competition.