Examples of using Feed-in tariffs in English and their translations into Slovak
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Year fixed feed-in tariffs.
Feed-in tariffs exist in most of the Member States.
China has tried feed-in tariffs.
Feed-in tariffs should be the main form of support for small scale producers.
In order to attract investors,the government offers relatively cheap land and high feed-in tariffs.
Feed-in tariffs have made profitable what should never really be profitable.
In order to attract investors,the government is offering cheap land and relatively high feed-in tariffs.
Feed-in tariffs may in fact require lower direct support than market premiums.
Of course at the end of the day wind energy also has tobe able to survive on its own without subsidies and feed-in tariffs.
Feed-in tariffs should be the main form of support for civic renewable energy.
We have made our mark in a dispute over the retroactive shortage of photovoltaic power plant feed-in tariffs.
Once the feed-in tariffs were discontinued at the beginning of 2016, the volume of new installations collapsed.
The green certificate systems presentcurrently a significantly higher support level than the feed-in tariffs.
In Germany, feed-in tariffs for PV have reached a level at which they are no longer a significant cost factor.
Some Member Stateshave already identified possible approaches(including feed-in tariffs or up-front investment grants).
As long as there were high feed-in tariffs available the market was booming, even if the trade defence measures were in place.
Other effective schemes include fiscal incentives for SMEs, water charges,eco-taxes, and feed-in tariffs.
The news of declining feed-in tariffs in many countries has led to the impression that the production of solar energy is no longer worthwhile.
Over recent years, there has been considerable growth in capacity in the wind,and biomass sectors due to favourable feed-in tariffs.
Feed-in tariffs provide a simple and reliable way for renewable energy producers to calculate exactly their investments and returns.
It could also include additional benefits such as feed-in tariffs(see Box 4) or premiums to support the operation of the newly built installations.
These guidelines put significantlimitations on Member States' decision to guarantee feed-in tariffs to RE investments after 2016.
What are you going to do to prevent German feed-in tariffs being destroyed in the name of harmonisation, thereby preventing innovation in the area of renewable energy?
Following recent reforms, auctions and tenders will be introduced into several of thestudied countries as the main procedure for attributing feed-in tariffs or premiums.
In practice this will mean phasing out feed-in tariffs and moving towards feed-in premiums and other support instruments to encourage producers to respond to market trends.
Those kinds of renewable sources,which do not show fluctuation in production and whose feed-in tariffs will be the closest to the market prices, will be preferred.
Feed-in tariffs for the production of‘green energy', is an important instrument for developing various kinds of bioenergy strategies at both local and regional level.
The strong use of uncoordinated nationalincentives for supporting generation assets(capacity mechanisms, feed-in tariffs) leads to a costly overbuilding of generation assets.
In the area of renewable energies the Commission authorised a Cypriot scheme111,three Danish schemes112 and an Austrian scheme subsidising feed-in tariffs in favour of producers of renewable energies113.