Feed-in tariff is one of the policies designed to encourage renewable energy investments. The scheme offers a fixed tariff to renewable system owners for the electricity generated during a fixed contract period, ranging usually between 15 to 20 years. FITs have proven to be the primary tool for market building as they offer both investment security, and output-based incentives.
Last Update: 2020/01/28
| Country/ Region | Size Limit | EUR/kWh |
|---|---|---|
| Austria | All | 0,0812 |
| China | 0,134-0,201 | |
| Chinese Taipei | 1-20kW | 0,237 |
| > 20kW | 0,078 | |
| Germany | <1MW | 0,0838 |
| Greece | < 3MW | 0,098 |
| Israel | < 15kW | 0,340 |
| 15-50kW | 0,230 | |
| Italy | < 1MW (minimum price guaranteed) | 0,049 |
| Japan | < 20kW | 0,159 |
| ≥ 20kW | 0,159 | |
| Luxemburg | All | 0,0913 |
| Portugal | 0,075 | |
| Serbia | All | 0,0920 |
| Switzerland | < 10MW | 0,195 |
| UK | < 50kW | 0,0939 |
| <100kW | 0,0491 | |
| Ukraine | <600kW | 0,02 |
| USA | ||
| Hawaii | < 20kW | 0,1461 |
| Indiana | 3-10kW | 0,208 |
| 10-200kW | 0,136 |
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