Dear ESE members,
does someone have informations about the EU content requirement in the new Conto Energia 5 effective from August 27? As far as I know, there will be a change to CE 4.
Thanks for your help.
Stefan

Permalink Reply by Paul Zubrinich on August 3, 2012 at 15:07 The Conto Energia IV has a domestic content requirement stipulation where the payments were increased 10 per cent to PV plants whose cost of construction, excluding labour costs, is composed at 60% or more by components manufactured within the European Union.
As far as I know, the Conto Energia V has not added any domestic content requirements, especially in light of the international legal action against Ontario, Canada for its domestic content requirement. I am not 100% certain there are no new additions yet.
Regards,
Paul Zubrinich
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Permalink Reply by Stefan Froböse on August 3, 2012 at 15:30 Dear Paul,
thanks for your prompt answer.
I must specify my request.
There is a premium for European Content in Conto Energia V. I am refering to this premium.
What is the requirement? I heard that there will be a change compared to Conto Energia IV where 60% of the value chain must be european content. Hence Module manufacturer outside Europe could claim Made in Europe because of the use of Wacker Silicon.
Regards Stefan

Permalink Reply by Paul Zubrinich on August 3, 2012 at 15:34 Sorry Stefan, I am unaware of the details of these changes at the moment, but as Conto Energia V comes into effect, I will learn more of the details. I will keep you posted on what I learn.
Viele Grüße,
Paul

Permalink Reply by Giuseppe D'Elia on August 13, 2012 at 14:08 Dear all,
according to the Decree and the just-released official Guidelines, in Conto Energia V there is still a Premium FIT for systems with "Made in EU" components. What changes from Conto Energia IV is both the amount of the Premium tariff and how is defined a "Made in EU" product.
- Premium "Made in EU" Tariff: no more 10% on Standard FIT, but +20 €/MWh for 2013, +10 €/MWh for 2014 and +5 €/MWh for 2015);
- requirements to be considered "Made in EU" for PV modules: manufactoring process made in EU Countries from stringing onward (no more allowed to manufacture extra-EU with made in EU cells/wafers)
Best,
Giuseppe
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