Feed-in Tariffs For Renewable Energy in Germany – 2009
| Hydro | Wind | |
| Price | Renewable Energies Act 2004 2004-2008, new and refurbished plants, up to 5 MW up to 500 kW -> 96.7 €/MWh 500 kW to 2 MW -> 66.5 €/MWh 2 MW to 5 MW -> 66.5 €/MWh for 30 years, no degression 2004-2008, renewed plants, above 5 MW up to 500 kW added -> 76.7 – 73.6 €/MWh* up to 10 MW added -> 65.5 – 63.8 €/MWh* up to 20 MW added -> 61.0 – 58.6 €/MWh* up to 50 MW added -> 43.4 – 45.6 €/MWh* up to 150 MW added -> 35.0 – 35.4 €/MWh* for 15 years Renewable Energies Act 2009 New plants, up to 5 MW up to 500 kW -> 126.7 €/MWh 500 kW to 2 MW -> 86.5 €/MWh 2 MW to 5 MW -> 76.5 €/MWh for 20 years Refurbished plants, up to 5 MW up to 500 kW -> 116.7 €/MWh 500 kW to 2 MW -> 86.5 €/MWh 2 MW to 5 MW -> 86.5 €/MWh for 20 years Renewed plants, above 5 MW up to 500 kW added -> 72.9 €/MWh up to 10 MW added -> 63.2 €/MWh up to 20 MW added -> 58.0 €/MWh up to 50 MW added -> 43.4 €/MWh above 50 MW added -> 35.0 €/MWh for 15 years |
Renewable Energies Act 2004 Onshore, 2004-2013 Initial tariff: 87.0 – 80.3 €/MWh** (basic tariff + premium for the first 5 years) Basic tariff: 55.0 – 50.7 €/MWh** for 20 years Offshore, 2004-2013 Initial tariff: 91.0 – 89.2 €/MWh** (basic tariff + premium for the first 12 years) Basic tariff: 61.9 – 60.7 €/MWh** for 20 years Renewable Energies Act 2009 Onshore Initial tariff: 92.0 €/MWh (basic tariff + premium for the first 5 years) Basic tariff: 50.2 €/MWh Degression: 1 %/year- Premium for plants commissioned 2002-2008 and refit until 1/01/2011: 70 €/MWh for 5 years - Increase of initial tariff for plants commissioned 1/01/2009 – 1/01/2014, if performance of new technical requirements: 50 €/MWh Offshore Initial tariff: 130 €/MWh (basic tariff + premium for the first 12 years) Basic tariff: 35 €/MWh Degression as of 2015: 5 %/year |
| Support scheme | Feed-in tariffs | |
| Current applicable law |
Erneuerbare-Energien-Gesetz (EEG) (Renewable Energies Act) 2004; EEG 2009 as of 1/01/2009 |
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| Particularities | * depending on the year of commissioning, degression rate: 1 %/year |
** depending on the year of commissioning, degression rate: 2 %/year |
| Photovoltaic | Geothermic | |
| Prices | Renewable Energies Act 2004 Rooftop and noise barrier installations, 20042008 up to 30 kW -> 574 – 467,50 €/MWh* as of 30 kW -> 546 – 444,80 €/MWh* as of 100 kW -> 540 – 439,90 €/MWh* for 20 years Façade installations, 2004-2008 up to 30 kW -> 624 – 517,50 €/MWh* as of 30 kW -> 596 – 494,80 €/MWh* as of 100 kW -> 590 – 489,90 €/MWh* Façade premium: 50 €/MWh for 20 years Open space installations 457 – 354,9 €/MWh** for 20 years Renewable energies Act 2009 Basic tariff 319,40 €/MWh Rooftop and noise barrier installations up to 30kW -> 430,10 €/MWh 30kW – 100kW -> 409,10 €/MWh 100kW – 1MW -> 395,80 €/MWh above 1MW -> 330 €/MWh Open space installations 319,40 €/MWh |
Renewable Energies Act 2004 Output up to 5 MW -> 150 €/MWh 5 – 10 MW -> 140 €/MWh 10 – 20 MW -> 89,50 €/MWh for 20 years Renewable Energies Act 2009 output up to 10 MW -> 160 €/MWh as from 10 MW -> 105 €/MWh |
| Support scheme | Feed-in tariffs | |
| Current applicable law | Erneuerbare-Energien-Gesetz (EEG) (Renewable Energies Act) 2004; EEG 2009 as of 1/01/2009 | |
| Particularities | *) depending on the year of commissioning; degression rate: 5 %/year **) depending on the year of commissioning; degression rate as of 1 January 2005: 5%, as of 1 January 2006: 6.5 %/year | |
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Energy In Europe | admin | October 21, 2009
