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Renewable Energy Tariffs in Slovenia
Slovenia was one of early members of the International Feed-in (Tariff) Cooperation (Council) that includes Germany and Spain. See International Feed-in Cooperation for more on the organization.
- Slovenia 2011 FIT Update--By late 2010 Slovenia's regulatory authority was reporting that the country's feed-in tariffs had resulted in contracts for 1,100 MW of new renewable energy development, mostly hydro. . .
- Slovenian Feed in Tariffs in Place--Slovenia, the first independent country recognized after the breakup of Yugoslavia, implemented a sophisticated system of feed-in tariffs on November 1, 2009. The feed-in tariffs are intended to help Slovenia meet its target of 25% renewables in electricity generation by 2020. . .
- Slovenia to Launch Sophisticated System of Feed-in Tariffs July 12th, 2009--Slovenia, the first independent country recognized after the breakup of Yugoslavia, was expected to launch a sophisticated system of feed-in tariffs on July 12, 2009. The new program is as sophisticated, if not more so, than that in other former east block countries and exceeds that of any North American jurisdiction.
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