Over cut in 2019 FIT to frustrate PV power development, says URE chairman

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Over cut in 2019 FIT to frustrate PV power development, says URE chairman

Adam Hwang, DIGITIMES, Taipei

Friday 21 December 2018

As Taiwan's tentative feed-in tariff (FIT) rate of NT$3.7728 (US$0.1225)/kWh for ground-mounted PV power-generating stations and that of NT$4.1665/kWh for floating PV power-generating stations on surface of water bodies for 2019 slips 12.15% and 11.16%...

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