The Turkish feed in tariff is simple, super simple. But at the same time it is tragically inadequate, but only slightly. One key thing to remember is that the prices of solar modules are falling steadily and the price of thin film modules are already at levels which make these conditions profitable for investors. It may seem as though the tariff is too low, but one must also remember that the average solar radiation value in Turkey is about 1300kWh/kWp/year. Turkey may be a hot spot in the coming year or two, as long as the current feed in tariff remains. As the feed in tariff is split into two separate terms, the values can be safely calculated as an average between the two. But for a more exact calculation, it is wise to figure the tariffs as they are written.
Turkey gets a thumbs up.
Not an enthusiastic thumbs up, but positive ratings none-the-less.
| Turkey |
Years 1-10 |
Years 11-20 |
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0.28€ |
0.22€ |
Turkey's Feed In Tariff Comment:
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