Verona, 7 May 2010. The Press Office Solarexpo meets Gerardo Montanino, operations director of the GSE (Energy Services Manager) to synthesize the potential novelty of the next new energy bill.
interview Solarexpo
Ing Montanino, when we have a draft version of the new energy bill
The new draft of the energy bill is awaiting approval of the new Joint Conference State-Regions probably in the coming weeks. We talk about because it is now been made public, within the previous technique had State-Regions Conference essentially approved with minor changes that the Ministry of Economic Development seems to feel acceptable.
What are the main new features compared to the decree now in force?
The new version of the energy on first introduces greater differentiation for power bands. Before an installation of more than 20 kWp had the same incentive of a multi-megawatt plant, and indeed, this seems to me frankly excessive. Now there are various scales, the last of which to climb to 1,000 kWp. Furthermore, the categories of plants to stimulate were limited to two: those on land installations and buildings. The power threshold for the maximum incentive is expected to 3,000 MW, but in the light of passed this issue remains an element of flexibility.
How much is possible to estimate the reduction of the new tariffs?
The reduction of incentives will be the order of 12-13% to 25%, but these reductions must be reconsidered if we remember that in addition to incentives, those owners have also as a revenue saving of electricity that as we know, has a minimum price of € 10cent per kWh up to € cent to 18-19.
There are two new categories of photovoltaic systems.
Yes, it is necessary to consider the special facilities, truly integrated into buildings, using non-standard components and modules, but made especially for the integration, such as a solar glass facade. For this type of systems, and new rates compared with those reported earlier for fully integrated systems are in fact in some cases reduced by 0.5%, an almost imperceptible difference, and at most the difference comes down to 10%.
There is also the category of concentrating photovoltaic systems that today no incentive, when the decree comes into force these plants will be promoted, so even by next June 2010.
How will reduce the incentive over the years?
The regression is 6% for 2012 and 2013 (previously 2%), while for innovative PV systems and will reduce the concentration of 2% per year. From 2014 we expect a new decree that will regulate the matter and will also thought that under the trend of market costs.
your opinion, how operators react?
I should note that these reductions in tariffs are well below the reductions that have already had, and continue to be registered, especially in the cost of photovoltaic modules, but also the system in general. They must not worry because you can invest in these plants in the coming years with remuneration certainly satisfactory.
+ info on GSE Expoenergie (Energy Services Manager) www.gse.it
interview Solarexpo
Ing Montanino, when we have a draft version of the new energy bill
The new draft of the energy bill is awaiting approval of the new Joint Conference State-Regions probably in the coming weeks. We talk about because it is now been made public, within the previous technique had State-Regions Conference essentially approved with minor changes that the Ministry of Economic Development seems to feel acceptable.
What are the main new features compared to the decree now in force?
The new version of the energy on first introduces greater differentiation for power bands. Before an installation of more than 20 kWp had the same incentive of a multi-megawatt plant, and indeed, this seems to me frankly excessive. Now there are various scales, the last of which to climb to 1,000 kWp. Furthermore, the categories of plants to stimulate were limited to two: those on land installations and buildings. The power threshold for the maximum incentive is expected to 3,000 MW, but in the light of passed this issue remains an element of flexibility.
How much is possible to estimate the reduction of the new tariffs?
The reduction of incentives will be the order of 12-13% to 25%, but these reductions must be reconsidered if we remember that in addition to incentives, those owners have also as a revenue saving of electricity that as we know, has a minimum price of € 10cent per kWh up to € cent to 18-19.
There are two new categories of photovoltaic systems.
Yes, it is necessary to consider the special facilities, truly integrated into buildings, using non-standard components and modules, but made especially for the integration, such as a solar glass facade. For this type of systems, and new rates compared with those reported earlier for fully integrated systems are in fact in some cases reduced by 0.5%, an almost imperceptible difference, and at most the difference comes down to 10%.
There is also the category of concentrating photovoltaic systems that today no incentive, when the decree comes into force these plants will be promoted, so even by next June 2010.
How will reduce the incentive over the years?
The regression is 6% for 2012 and 2013 (previously 2%), while for innovative PV systems and will reduce the concentration of 2% per year. From 2014 we expect a new decree that will regulate the matter and will also thought that under the trend of market costs.
your opinion, how operators react?
I should note that these reductions in tariffs are well below the reductions that have already had, and continue to be registered, especially in the cost of photovoltaic modules, but also the system in general. They must not worry because you can invest in these plants in the coming years with remuneration certainly satisfactory.
+ info on GSE Expoenergie (Energy Services Manager) www.gse.it
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