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Taiwan maintains solar FITs to support residential PV deployment – SPE

solarenergyBy solarenergyJanuary 4, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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Taiwan’s Ministry of Economic Affairs (MoEA) says the feed-in tariff (FIT) for PV systems up to 10 kW will be maintained at TWD5.7055 ($0.17)/kWh, targeting homeowners and small businesses to further support those who adopt solar energy.

January 3, 2025
Emiliano Bellini

Taipei, Taiwan

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Taiwan’s MoEA has revealed that FITs for PV systems in the first half of this year will range from TWD 3.5337 ($0.11)/kWh to TWD 5.7055 ($0.17)/kWh, depending on system size.

In the second half of 2925, rates will range from TWD 3.5037/kWh to TWD 5.6279/kWh.

The government said it has kept the tariff for PV systems under 10 kW unchanged to support growth among homeowners and small businesses.

The FIT program is open to all types of PV projects, including ground-mounted systems, and has driven the growth of Taiwan’s rooftop PV market in recent years.

Taiwan’s cumulative PV capacity reached 12,418 GW by the end of December 2023, according to MoEA facts. In 2024, Taiwan added 2.7 GW of new capacity, following 2 GW of annual additions in both 2023 and 2022.

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