The GSE meter has been updated with the values linked to the new incentive system for photovoltaics, which is now nearing its end
He is about to end up run over, his mother saves himfifth energy tale. News from the photovoltaic front. The gse announced on the meter the first data relating to the incentives provided by the new system, in force since last August 27th.
The photovoltaic meter has monitored the performance of all incentive systems, up to the fourth. From now on, however, it will be possible to know the number of plants, the installed power and the indicative cumulative annual cost of the incentives relating to each of the categories of plants that entered into operation starting from 27 August 2012, and which have submitted the request for access to the incentive rates of the Fifth Energy Account.
The meter also made available the data on the number of plants, the installed power and the indicative cumulative annual cost of the incentives referring to plants registered in a useful position in the 1st Register of the Fifth Energy Account and registered plants in a useful position, but not yet in operation, in the Registers of the Fourth Energy Account.
And here are the figures: the number of plants for which the incentives of the Fifth Energy Account have been paid are 7.196 with a power of 985.829 kW and an annual cost of € 93.838.511. Almost 100 million. Overall, the counter scores 6,458 billion as an annual cost total for the incentives issued by the first energy account to date. Calculations in hand, there would be about 250 million to go end of the fifth energy account.
In this regard, the gse he precised which contribute to the achievement of the indicative cumulative annual cost of the incentives of € 6,7 billion is the cost of the incentives granted to the plants that entered into operation with the Fifth Energy Account and with the previous incentive measures, both that of incentives referring to plants registered in a useful position, but not yet in operation, in Registers of the Fourth and Fifth Energy Bill.
Time is running out.
Francesca Mancuso
