GERMANY'S NEW SOLAR CONTAINMENT POLICY

摘要

For two decades, Germany has been a global leader in renewable energy, first creating feed-in tariff (FiT) laws in 1991, then in 2000 via the Renewable Energy Sources Act (EEG) establishing different FiTs for different renewables. Since 2007 the nation has accounted for 30％-50％ of the planet's annual solar PV capacity. Cumulative installed solar capacity is roughly 25 GW and the government is targeting 66 GW by 2030.