Turkish authorities have set a 10-year feed-in tariff (FIT) of TRY 1.06 ($0.0545)/kWh for PV methods put in between July 1, 2021, and December 31, 2030. The photo voltaic initiatives with Turkish PV elements could also be granted an extra five-year tariff of TRY 0.2880/kWh.
The Turkish authorities has issued new feed-in tariffs (FITs) for photo voltaic PV and different varieties of renewable power.
With Decree n. 7189, printed this week within the official gazette, the Turkish authorities set a 10-year FIT of TRY 1.06/kWh for PV methods put in between July 1, 2021, and December 31, 2030 As well as, photo voltaic initiatives utilizing PV elements made in Turkey will obtain an extra 5-year tariff of TRY0.2880 ($0.015)/kWh.
The federal government has additionally set a 10-year FIT of TRY 1.25 for wind and photo voltaic initiatives that embody battery storage, with an extra bonus of TRY 0.3845/kWh for home content material, which can final for 10 years. The FITs for onshore and offshore wind are set at TRY 1.06/kWh and TRY 1.44/kWh, respectively. For different renewable power sources, together with pumped hydro, geothermal energy, biomass, and wave power, the FITs vary from TRY 1.06/kWh to TRY 2.02/kWh.
The federal government plans to topic all FITs to a quarterly escalation mechanism primarily based on the producer worth index, client worth index, US greenback buy charges, and Euro buy charges. In accordance with Eren Engur, a board member of the Turkish PV affiliation Günder, the Turkish power authority, EMRA, hopes to allocate round 20 GW of latest PV capability by 2030 via this scheme. The federal government has not but revealed whether or not there can be a dimension restrict for PV installations eligible for the inducement scheme.
Turkey has beforehand supported massive photo voltaic initiatives via a YEKA PV tender scheme and an incentive program for unlicensed PV crops underneath 1 MW. Nonetheless, the Turkish PV market is presently pushed by self-consumption and net-metered rooftop PV. Since internet metering was launched in Could 2020, the market has begun to shift away from megawatt-sized initiatives, which have historically dominated.
the Photo voltaic Power Roadmap report, printed by the Turkish PV affiliation in 2019, predicts that the nation will set up 38 GW of photo voltaic by 2030. A separate research, printed by the Istanbul-based Shura Power Transition Heart in Could 2018, predicts that the photo voltaic can move 20 GW by 2026.
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