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federal government decides reduction the promotion of solar power

Leipzig. After years of strong commitment by the government wants to reduce public support for solar power from photovoltaic systems on. This the Federal Cabinet decided on 03 March 2010 in its meeting. Whether consumers are relieved because the future is still open.

reduction of the photovoltaic current promotion

"The dynamic development of PV in Germany is a success story," said Environment Minister Norbert Roettgen. Germany, the world leader in the promotion of electricity from photovoltaic systems, wants to reduce the subsidies from the summer of 2010 at a further 16 percent. The payment for the supply of solar energy into the grid has been reduced earlier this year, with the further

reduction is to prevent the booming solar industry to support strong and subsidies will swallow too much money. The industry lobby, warns that the German solar power industry, this reduction does not cope and that jobs are destroyed.

solar subsidy under fire

is long-standing criticism of the solar power production in Germany. The federal government will end up with the appropriate discharge of consumers who support the industry with a levy on electricity prices, "over-funding". The solar module prices have dropped in the last year stuck. What The federal government bases its decision to cut by 16% and whether this reduction corresponds to the market, was made in advance by experts in question

. A recent study by the Fraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy Systems ISE comes to a different conclusion: show "The activities undertaken in this study calculations that, for PV systems to 30 kWp a single additional drop of 6% and for systems up to 100 kWp of 10% would be appropriate. A greater reduction would likely result in the PVProduktion in Germany reduction would, since, despite increased efficiency would no longer economically viable. This would probably lead to job cuts in Germany is. "

What will change for the consumer?

Considering the share of electricity from photovoltaic systems in the total electricity consumption in Germany so far only one percent, it is clear, current is not much cheaper for consumers soon. Because of declining reimbursement for solar power and of the eliminated subsidies for investments from this promotion, electricity costs could rise by 0.3 cents / kWh decrease only slightly. The question remains whether the utilities will pass this on to their customers. to find