The 2008 Finance Law includes new measures relating to the production of electricity from renewable energy sources. In particular, it allows small renewable plants (<1 MW and < 200 kW for wind plants) commissioned after 1 January 2008 to choose between green certificates and a feed-in tariff mechanism (called 'all inclusive tariff') for an incentive period of 15 years. Both green certificates and all-inclusive tariffs are differentiated by renewable energy source. Implementation details are provided in Decree of 18 December 2008
Finance Law 2008
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Year
2007
Most recent update
24/12/2007
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Mitigation
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Transport, Energy
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Just transition
Renewable energy
Fossil fuel
Greenhouse gas
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Finance
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