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Decree No. 221/2013 establishing a price regulation in electricity and Decree No. 189/2014 (which amends and supplements decree 221/2013)

Regulation No.221/2013 on determination of price regulation in electroenergy sector stipulates several basic principles which will be applied from the 1 st of January 2014, especially prices as indicated in the below table. Plants of maximum capacity of 125 MW are eligible to…

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Country / jurisdiction: Slovak Republic · Year: 2013 · Status: In force · Level: National · Type: Voluntary

Regulation No.221/2013 on determination of price regulation in electroenergy sector stipulates several basic principles which will be applied from the 1 st of January 2014, especially prices as indicated in the below table.

Plants of maximum capacity of 125 MW are eligible to participate in the FIT programme.

Renewable energy production facility

Period of time

Feed-in tariff levels in EUR/MWh for facilities put into operation from:

1 st Jan 2014

1 st Jan 2015

Hydropower

< 100 kW

15 years

111,27

100 kW – 200 kW

109,17

200 kW – 500 kW

106,84

500 kW – 1 MW

105,15

1 MW – 5 MW

97,98

Solar PV placed on the roof or

external cladding of one building, connected with soil

Up to 30 kW

98,94

88,89

Wind

70,30

62,49

Geothermal

155,13

Combustion or co –firing using by combined energy

production

purposely grown biomass excl. cereal straw

92,09

other waste biomass excl. cereal straw

100,63

96,90

cereal straw

126,10

107,21

bioliquids

94,36

91,79

co-firing of biologically decomposable fragments of

municipal waste with fossil fuels

100,49

Landfill gas or sewage gas

70,34

Biomethane produced from biogas using anaerobic digestion

< 1 MW

107,53

Biogas plants using anaerobic digestion

< 250 kW

125,29

120.49

250 kW – 500 kW

119,41

110,00

500 kW – 750 kW

110,62

102,95

> 750 kW

107,26

100,23

Biogas produced through thermochemical conversion

122,62

99,21

Biogas produced through anaerobic digestion of bio-degradable waste

118,88

95,50

Official source: https://www.slov-lex.sk/pravne-predpisy/SK/ZZ/2013/221/20160721

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