.Many projects plan to sell solar electricity at 70 euros per megawatt hour. A lower price than that of onshore wind
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70 € / MWh = 0.07 € / kWh ...
.Many projects plan to sell solar electricity at 70 euros per megawatt hour. A lower price than that of onshore wind
Zambia obtains lowest feed-in tariff with Scaling Solar
Ecofin Agency June 15, 2016
Zambia has just set a new record for buyout prices for solar energy. It has indeed awarded to the consortium formed by the French Neoen and the American First Solar, the construction of a 45 MW solar power plant whose production will be transferred to the national electricity network at 6,02 cents a dollar, a kilowatt hour.
«It is the lowest feed-in tariff ever seen in Africa and one of the lowest in the world, a second wind for Zambia and the other countries plagued by the energy deficit. ”declared Phillipe Le Houérou (photo), the CEO of the International Finance Corporation.
The conclusion of this contract is part of the Scaling solar initiative, led by the World Bank group, which aims to accelerate the establishment of solar power plants at a reasonable cost.
A 28 MW plant will also be built by the Italian Enel Green Power, with an electricity buy-back price of 7,84 cents.
These 73 MW of power plants should be put in place by next year.
chatelot16 wrote:why projects of a few MW? the big advantage of photovoltaics is that the profitability is exactly the same whatever the power, there is no scale effect
Christophe wrote:whoever buys 1 MW of panels directly in China will get them at a better price than whoever buys 10 kW ...
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