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It is called a subsidy because the feed-in-tariff you get is generally more than the market rate for the electricity produced. Also in many countries, you lock
by jadc 13y ago
It is called a subsidy because the feed-in-tariff you get is generally more than the market rate for the electricity produced. Also in many countries, you lock in a certain tariff for many years (20-25 years) so the amount you get paid vs market rate diverges even more over time.
- itsybitsycoder 13y ago>you lock in a certain tariff for many years (20-25 years) so the amount you get paid vs market rate diverges even more over time. Isn't that only true if the market rate for power goes ~down~ over time?