• By .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) - 20 September 2012, 11:08
  • In News, Power Generation, Tariff Watch

Conto Energia V register now closed

  • The selected plants will be published on the GSE website within 20 days.
    The selected plants will be published on the GSE website within 20 days.

The Italian energy agency, GSE, has issued a statement declaring the first register for PV systems greater than 12kW closed on September 18. Italy’s Conto Energia V, which began August 27, will be operating with a budget of less than €530 million. In addition, once the €6.70 billion cap is reached, Italy will not offer any further incentives for PV installations.

A monthly report from Italian grid operator Terna SpA revealed that electricity generated from PV during that month grew by 49.2%, from 1,501GWh in August 2011 to 2,240GWh in August 2012.

The selected plants will be published on the GSE website within 20 days.

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