The ACT Environment and Sustainable Development Directorate have announced the formal re-opening of the solar feed-in tariff scheme after the Liberals and Greens over ruled Labor in the Assembly.
Further to amendments recently passed in the Legislative Assembly, a revised ACT electricity Feed-in
Tariff will re-open on 11 July 2011, said David Papps, Director-General of the Environment and Sustainable Development Directorate today.
Micro and Medium scale generators will no longer have separate capacity caps. Instead, both categories will share a combined cap of 30MW.
“The Micro scheme was closed on 31 May 20-11 due to overwhelming demand. The equivalent of almost 18 months of applications were received over a six week period. As a result almost 23MW of the combined 30MW cap has already been committed,” said Mr Papps.
The re-opened Scheme is available to all eligible renewable energy generators up to 200kW capacity.
A new flat rate Premium Payment of 30.16 cents per kWh will apply.
If you’ve got questions they advise you to email deccewfeedintariff@act.gov.au .
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