Household photovoltaic net news: according to industry information website & other; Renewable energy throughout the world &; Reported that the Swedish government has announced that it will cancel the household photovoltaic power generation subsidies. Released since the policy Settings for a period of nearly a month from the date of subsidies to declare the transition period, during this period, developers use pv subsidy application materials can also be submitted.
the Swedish government said at the same time, influenced by new crown pneumonia outbreak, with its domestic pv projects all have different degree of delay, to ensure that have been approved and the approved project normal get subsidies, decided to postpone the completion of the term originally, will extend the project completion period from the end of the year to June 30, 2021.
once the policy is issued, namely criticised by Swedish photovoltaic industry, think will results in the stagnation of the Swedish domestic pv market development. “ In recent years, the Swedish photovoltaic market is mainly driven by the subsidy policy. ” Sweden, head of the photovoltaic industry group Svensk Solenergi, & other; Subsidies have been is the main driving force in the development of industry. Suddenly subsidies may hit the enthusiasm of the practitioners, solar power network, which hinder the industry development. ”
however, the Swedish government has explained that will continue to support the development of photovoltaic industry is just & other; In another way & throughout; The new tax rebate policy will replace the subsidy policy. According to the Swedish government planning, solar grid, individual economic units can apply for refund, photovoltaic (pv) grid, including individuals, enterprises and public institutions, the tax rebate policy is valid for 10 years.
public data shows that by the end of 2019, the Swedish household photovoltaic accumulative total installed capacity of 698 megawatts, photovoltaic (pv) grid, China solar power network, an increase of 287 mw in 2018.