Proposal Of A Spanish CPV Feed-in Tariff

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作者
Perez-Higueras, P. [1 ]
Munoz, E. [1 ]
Almonacid, G. [1 ]
Vidal, P. G. [1 ]
Banda, P. [2 ]
Luque-Heredia, I. [3 ]
Valera, P. [4 ]
Cabrerizo, M.
机构
[1] Univ Jaen, IDEA Res Grp, Commissioner Ctr Adv Studies Energy & Environm, Campus Las Lagunillas,Bldg A3, Jaen 23071, Spain
[2] ISFOC, Rome, Italy
[3] BSQ Solar, Madrid, Spain
[4] Astrom Energia Sostenible, Madrid, Spain
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CPV; Feed-in tariff; Economic Analysis; Policy;
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TE [石油、天然气工业]; TK [能源与动力工程];
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摘要
The recent research and field experiences in CPV systems have proved that this technology has present and potential advantages when compared with other sources of energy. Despite of that, if this technology wants to initiate its learning curve with the increment of the production and the consequent price reduction, it is necessary an institutional support that allows this technology to compete against other sources of energy through the creation of a favourable and attractive economic environment for potential investors to get interested in this new technology. Nowadays, Spain is a world CPV referent. The research developed by some of its organism and the industrial experience obtained in the past years through the installation of thousands of MW, is a guarantee of its scientific and industrial potential. The intention of this report is to justify the reasons to set aside a power cap of 10 MW in the Spanish PV regulatory framework dedicated exclusively to CPV systems, and the increment of the feed-in tariff in 10.2 c(sic)/kWh over the present tariff and to reduce progressively this support in a 13% annual until it reaches the flat PV tariff.
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