Solar Tariffs News

The most up to date round of public auctions for 500 MW worth of solar projects in Gujarat has seen tariffs drop to a brand-new low of Rs 1.99/ kWh in India.

Project sizes are boosting, larger-format modules are leading of mind, as well as locating brand-new price performances is a priority for companies across all market segments.

The current Solar Energy Corporation of India (SECI) public auction for 1,070 MW of solar projects in the state of Rajasthan (Tranche-III) caused India's cheapest solar tariff ever before of INR 2 ($0.0270) per kWh. It is 15 percent less than the previous low of INR 2.36 ($0.0319)/ kWh.

The exemption for bifacial photovoltaic panels from Section 201 tariffs in the US has ultimately been reversed, implying bifacial panels imported right into the United States are currently subject to tariffs of 20%.

As part of its new offering, the Tesla Energy Plan, the tech giant is supplying the highest possible Solar Export Guarantee (SEG) tariffs in the UK.

United States President Donald Trump's proposal to reverse the exemption of bifacial photovoltaic panels from trade tariffs has actually been formally obstructed again.

US President Donald Trump's plan to reverse the exemption for bifacial panels within Section 201 profession tariffs look readied to be warded off once more.

Head of state Donald Trump stated in a proclamation that it's required to eliminate a technicality his management provided in 2019 that's assisted solar developers stay clear of tariffs on specific imported panels.

The state's new net metering is a very anticipated, high-stakes case. It will successfully change the policies for the net metering tariff in California, which is arguably one of the most important policy mechanism for customer-sited solar of the last decade.

India's solar tariffs-- whilst several of the most affordable in the world-- are almost dual the Gulf region's United States cents 1.35-1.80/ kWh.

Reduced solar tariff trends can be attributed to developers' hopeless attempt to take advantage of the current situation in which just guard duty of 14.9% is applicable, according to JMK Research.

Azure Power and Tata Power were amongst the champions in a reverse auction for 1.2 GW of solar projects under India's ISTS programme which saw winning tariffs of INR2.43/ kWh (US$ 0.0324).

SECI's trading margin of Rs.0.07/ kWh has likewise been approved

On July 21, 2020, the Law on Feed-in Tariff Restructuring was passed by the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine.

The rate tariff agreed by German business ABO Wind for two 10 MW solar projects in Igoumenitsa was available in a tender which alloted just 142 MW of generation ability, well except the hoped-for 482 MW. It is really hoped a slimline licensing process, to be used in the next purchase round, will address the problem.