The solar energy feed in tariff in Israel is an interesting creature. It is basking in amazing amounts of solar radiation, but for some reason only wishes to absorb an aggregate of 50MW for systems under 50kWp at 1,97 ILS when it could definitely use much much more. And to boot, the system is set up as a net metering scheme which only sells surplus energy to the grid. The documents which this analysis are based on are relatively unclear, however the basic idea is about the same for larger installations as well.
The rules and regulations for large installations do not specify whether the same net metering scheme is in effect, or even if one "must" use a portion of the energy before selling it.
Investors interested in Israel may be extremely excited about the high feed in tariff, also about the high solar radiation, but the market cap is something that gives us pause. The policy overall looks great, but such a low market cap was not very smart.
Any further information, or corrections to our current listing are appreciated in the Contact Us section.
| Israel |
cap |
20 year feed in tariff |
| <50kWp |
50MW aggregate |
1,97 ILS |
| 50kWp<5MWp |
300MW aggregate |
1,58 ILS |
Israel's Feed In Tariff Comment:
Click the money bags below to get today's conversion rates in EUR from www.xe.com I don't link to dollar conversions because it is currently too unstable.
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