The German government has announced plans to reduce its feed-in tariff (FIT) scheme for commercial and industrial rooftop solar installations of up to 750 kW next year, with additional cuts to be implemented in the beginning of February stages. A draft bill for the project stated that the tariff will be cut to €0.0987/kWh ($0.1119/kWh) at monthly, with the price then set to fall to €0.0939/kWh in March and €0.0890/kWh in April. The move means the tariff will reduce by an overall of 11% by the end of the adjustment period, rather than the 20% that was first proposed.
The German government has announced plans to reduce its feed-in tariff (FIT) scheme for commercial and industrial rooftop solar installations of up to 750 kW next year, with additional cuts to be implemented in monthly stages. A draft bill for the project stated that the tariff will be cut to €0.0987/kWh ($0.1119/kWh) at the beginning of February, with the price then set to fall to €0.0939/kWh in March and €0.0890/kWh in April. The move means the tariff will reduce by an overall of 11% by the end of the adjustment period, rather than the 20% that was first proposed.