[Denmark to cut PV subsidies]
The Ministry of Energy has announced it wants to readjust subsidies, due to the high costs in light of rapid photovoltaic development.
Currently, the price of electricity in Denmark is equivalent to around €0.295/kWh, or 2.2 Danish Krone. Of this, approximately €0.215/kWh comprises various taxes, which are not paid for by the photovoltaic plant operators. As such, subsidies equal €0.215/kWh, a ministry spokesperson tells pv magazine.
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By: Sandra Enkhardt
The Ministry of Energy has announced it wants to readjust subsidies, due to the high costs in light of rapid photovoltaic development.
Currently, the price of electricity in Denmark is equivalent to around €0.295/kWh, or 2.2 Danish Krone. Of this, approximately €0.215/kWh comprises various taxes, which are not paid for by the photovoltaic plant operators. As such, subsidies equal €0.215/kWh, a ministry spokesperson tells pv magazine.
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By: Sandra Enkhardt