The paper deals with the new course of the Feed-in Tariffs mechanism for photovoltaic systems that will start from January 1, 2011 in Italy with the actuation of the Government Decree DM 06/08/2010. After a short introduction on Feed-in Tariffs and Net-metering in Italy, the paper focuses the attention on an economical comparison between the incentives established by the Government Decree DM 19/02/07, ended on December 31, 2010 and those introduced by the DM 06/08/2010. The economical comparison is based on three indexes: the Pay Back Period, the Net Present Value and the Internal Rate of Return, characterizing the investments done for the realization of the photovoltaic systems
Photovoltaic energy is on track to become fully competitive in the electrical system of the European...
In this paper, after a brief review on the main support policies for Photovoltaic (PV) systems in Eu...
The Italian application of the European program of incentives for the production of electricity by m...
The paper deals with the new course of the Feed-in Tariffs mechanism for photovoltaic systems that w...
The paper presents an analysis of the Feed\u2019in Tariffs (FIT) mechanism development in Italy from...
The feed-in tariff(s) mechanism involves an obligation on the part of an electricity provider to pur...
In 2011 in Italy a new version of the feed-in tariff for PhotoVoltaic energy systems was approved. T...
The Italian photovoltaic market is today the third world's largest and represents a success story ha...
In less than six years, Italy has become one of the leading markets for PV power plants and one of t...
A PV market decrease in Italy has been observed in the last years due to the closure of the feed-in-...
Photovoltaic energy is on track to become fully competitive in the electrical system of the Europea...
The paper deals with the incentive mechanism of electrical energy produced via the photovoltaic sou...
In this study the discounted pay-back (DPB) period of rooftop photovoltaic (PV) systems installed in...
A survey of the PV market in Italy was done studying a number of installations of different sizes wh...
This paper provides an economic analysis of the investment in grid-connected PV (photovoltaic) syste...
Photovoltaic energy is on track to become fully competitive in the electrical system of the European...
In this paper, after a brief review on the main support policies for Photovoltaic (PV) systems in Eu...
The Italian application of the European program of incentives for the production of electricity by m...
The paper deals with the new course of the Feed-in Tariffs mechanism for photovoltaic systems that w...
The paper presents an analysis of the Feed\u2019in Tariffs (FIT) mechanism development in Italy from...
The feed-in tariff(s) mechanism involves an obligation on the part of an electricity provider to pur...
In 2011 in Italy a new version of the feed-in tariff for PhotoVoltaic energy systems was approved. T...
The Italian photovoltaic market is today the third world's largest and represents a success story ha...
In less than six years, Italy has become one of the leading markets for PV power plants and one of t...
A PV market decrease in Italy has been observed in the last years due to the closure of the feed-in-...
Photovoltaic energy is on track to become fully competitive in the electrical system of the Europea...
The paper deals with the incentive mechanism of electrical energy produced via the photovoltaic sou...
In this study the discounted pay-back (DPB) period of rooftop photovoltaic (PV) systems installed in...
A survey of the PV market in Italy was done studying a number of installations of different sizes wh...
This paper provides an economic analysis of the investment in grid-connected PV (photovoltaic) syste...
Photovoltaic energy is on track to become fully competitive in the electrical system of the European...
In this paper, after a brief review on the main support policies for Photovoltaic (PV) systems in Eu...
The Italian application of the European program of incentives for the production of electricity by m...