Examples of using Feed-in in English and their translations into Slovenian
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eco-taxes, and feed-in tariffs.
correspondingly high feed-in tariffs for solar power production created incentives for private citizens to feed produced solar electricity into the grid.
A European wide common feed-in scheme which takes into account the availability of local resources could drive down the costs of all RES technologies in the different Member States as installations are not restricted to certain Member States.
especially when the regulatory framework and feed-in tariffs undergo significant changes during the same period(see 5.1).
reduces their chances of obtaining project finance, since a feed-in premium is also less likely to be treated as a bankable revenue stream by a lender.
reduces their chances of obtaining project finance, since a feed-in premium is also less likely to be treated as a bankable revenue stream by a lender.
the system of feed-in tariffs could be complemented by energy management mechanisms to deal with fluctuations,
Six countries have an effectiveness higher than the EU average, four of them with feed-in tariffs(DK, DE,
The emerging cooperation between the feed-in tariff systems in Germany,
green certificates, feed-in tariffs and other measures can ensure that the implementation of environmentally friendly energy production, conversion and use is financially viable.
After the self-test has been completed, the inverter automatically switches back to feed-in operation, resets the original disconnection conditions
of national subsidy systems, variously involving quota systems with the trading of certificates and systems of feed-in tariffs for renewables.
has to be installed, in order to avoid feed-in rules be reviewed(see 3.10.5).
specific conditions, including feed-in tariffs, might therefore still be necessary to ensure a positive cost-benefit ratio, in accordance with Union law relating to the electricity market.
Thanks to the EU renewable energy targets and incentives for investments such as feed-in tariffs or green certificates, offshore wind power generation
Austria, support of electricity production from renewable sources under the Green Electricity Act(feed-in tariffs) OJ C 221, 14.9.2006, p.
market prices and the feed-in tariff which is far higher than average market prices.
green certificates produce good results(four countries with feed-in and two countries with green certificates show a higher effectiveness than the European average).
to transmit HbbTV or upon expiry of such agreement and/or feed-in contract.
There are currently in the EU a range of different support systems operational that can be broadly classified into four groups: feed-in tariffs, green certificates,