Klima-, Energi- og Bygningsudvalget 2012-13
KEB Alm.del Bilag 102
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Tariffs payable per kWh of electricityproducedThe level of the generation tariff is dependent on the technology and the system size and type
Table of Feed-In Tariffs from 1st December 2012 to 31stMarch 2013This includes adjustments fordegression,together withindex linkingeffective up to April 2012.Table A: Listing of all Generation Tariff levels for the current period

Tariff

Energy Source

Scale

Type / Rate

(p/kWh)

≤250kW14.70

Anaerobic digestion

>250kW - 500kW13.60

Anaerobic digestion

>500kW8.96

Anaerobic digestion

≤15 kW21.00

Hydro

>15 - 100kW19.60

Hydro

>100kW - 500kW15.50

Hydro

>500kW - 2MW12.10

Hydro

>2MW - 5MW4.48

Hydro

<2 kW(limited)12.50

Micro-CHP

≤4 kWHigher rate15.44

Solar PV

≤4 kWMedium rate13.90

Solar PV

>4 - 10kWHigher rate13.99

Solar PV

>4 - 10kWMedium rate12.59

Solar PV

>10 - 50kWHigher rate13.03

Solar PV

>10 - 50kWMedium rate11.72

Solar PV

>50 - 150kWHigher rate11.50

Solar PV

>50 - 150kWMedium rate10.35

Solar PV

>150 - 250kWHigher rate11.00

Solar PV

>150 - 250kWMedium rate9.90

Solar PV

≤250kWLower rate7.10

Solar PV

>250kW - 5MW7.10

Solar PV

≤5MWStandalone7.10

Solar PV

≤100kW21.00

Wind

>100 - 500kW17.50

Wind

>500kW - 1.5MW9.50

Wind

>1.5MW - 5MW4.48

Wind

existing systems transferred from RO9.90

Any

Historical and future tariffsSee these more detailed tables to view:
Table B:Tariffs payable now on previously installed systems (includingindexation)Table C:Starting tariffs applicable to previously installed systemsTable D:Starting tariffs applicable in future periods (includingdegression)
We used to show all this in one table, but there have already been so many changes to the tariffs andthe bands ...Ofgem's equivalents to our table B are availablehere.
Other benefitsThese tables show only the generation tariff. The Feed-In Tariffs scheme also provides two furtherbenefits: an additional payment for surplus energy exported to the grid (this is called theexporttariff)and a saving on energy purchased from your electricity supplier.
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