Feed In Tariffs A Policy for Rapidly Expanding Renewable Energy Deployment.

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Feed In Tariffs A Policy for Rapidly Expanding Renewable Energy Deployment

What is a Feed In Tariff? Feed In = “feeding electricity into the grid” Tariff = “the price paid for electricity” Establishes fixed premium prices for sale of renewable electricity generation, using standard long-term contracts Available to anyone who connects an eligible power generator to the electricity grid

Feed In Tariffs or FITs FITs - The most widely used renewable energy policy in the world As of September 2009, 48 nations had FIT policies As of 2008, 45 % of all global wind development and 75% of all world solar PV capacity developed under FIT policies

Where have FITs been used successfully? Germany Between 2000 – 2009 Germany added 20,000 MW of Wind Power and 8,700 MW of Solar PV, creating 300,000 new jobs

Italy Italy’s FIT began in 2007 With 1/5 the US population, Italy has installed 2.4 times MORE solar PV than the USA since Italy’s solar PV capacity now exceeds the USA by 1.5 times.. Where have FITs been used successfully?

Total Solar PV Installed Capacity Italy & USA (Megawatts ) FIT Begins in Italy

Where have FITs been used successfully? Ontario - Fit program began in Ontario’s installed PV capacity increased from 2 MW to 48 MW in one year. - Over 2600 MW of renewables under contract as of Nov Expected to have largest solar PV market in North America by 2012

How Successful FITs Work T.L.C. Transparency – purchase agreements using standard offer contracts with established fixed rates Longevity – long-term power purchase contracts (10 – 40 years) Certainty – Fixed prices, long-term contracts, guaranteed access to the grid Plus Rates based on costs of generating power plus a reasonable return on investment

Who is Eligible to Sell Power? Anyone with an eligible renewable energy facility: Farmers Homeowners Small Businesses Large Businesses Non-profits Industry Public Agencies Electric Utilities Etcetera

Setting FIT Prices FIT payment level based on technology FIT prices adjust over time Costs of FIT payments passed onto ratepayers through each utility’s general rates

Advantages of FIT Policies Accelerates development of Renewable Energy & lowers costs and risks for investors through T.L.C. Creates in-state distributed generation Creates local economic development in all regions of state Ensures renewable energy will be developed in-state Can support in-state manufacturing of RE equipment and use of in-state labor

FITs and RPS – Complementary Policies RPS sets the goal FIT provides a powerful mechanism to achieve the goal FIT ensures local economic development and distributed generation RPS ensures utilities are proactive investing in renewables Economic benefits distributed across all regions of Kentucky

FITs lead us toward our ultimate goals… … by greatly accelerating renewable energy development …and establishing a long-term commitment to a renewable energy economy.