Energy minister Miriam Dalli has announced a 20-year extension to the advantageous feed-in tariffs first launched on PV and solar panels back in 2010. The original tariffs had been limited to just...
Energy security on the island nation of Malta is a concern. However, the country is taking on three major projects – a pipeline to Italy, a new gas-fueled power plant, and the promotion of solar...
The draft National Renewable Energy Action Plan (NREAP) highlights that since the introduction of financial subsidies and advantageous feed-in tariffs, installation of solar panels has increased...
In a statement, it said that following the full take-up of the scheme for PV panels of between 40kWp and 1MWp, the existing scheme of 15c per kwh put on the grid is being extended to June. The...
A feed-in tariff of €0.15c per KWh generated has been set for structurally integrated photovoltaic panel systems.
Following the publication of a legal notice, a feed-in tariff has been set for photovoltaic panel systems, not covered by previous grant schemes, that are larger than 1kWp, but smaller than 40 kWp...
Suppliers of commercial photovoltaic installations can finally properly conduct their business thanks to new feed-in tariffs issued by the government after a nine-month delay.
New feed-in tariffs for solar photovoltaics (solar PV) on Malta were published on 27 February 2013. They cover tariffs of subsidized and unsubsidized solar PV installations on residential and...[more]
Legal notice governing Feed in tariff electricity generated from domestic PV systems where the installation operator benefits from a grant or not more than 50% of the initial capital investment with...
