China will replace its feed-in tariff (FIT) system with a fully market-driven renewable energy pricing model by June 2025, ...

By bno - Taipei Bureau For fiscal year 2025, Japan’s feed-in tariff (FIT) price for electricity generated from solar energy has been set at JPY10 ($0.06) per kilowatt hour. In recent years, solar ...

The "Solar Peak Act" has passed the Bundestag. There are changes to the feed-in tariff at peak times and smart meters, for ...

Solar power users in Johannesburg who are keen to sell back their excess electricity will have to wait several more months ...

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They will discuss the capping of feed-in tariffs, for example ... clauses to ensure that the remuneration for solar system operators is set to zero at times of negative electricity prices.

A couple who have been generating their own energy for a decade want the government to help others do the same.

As US tariffs squeeze Chinese solar firms across Southeast Asia, Indonesia is emerging as a surprising outlier – sensing opportunity where others feel the heat. While its neighbours grapple with ...

The adoption of nuclear power in Australia could lower feed-in tariffs, impact commercial solar and wind investments, and reshape the grid. Will it complement or challenge existing renewables?