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Renewable energies The Italian experience in Photovoltaics Paolo Zavatta

Renewable energies The Italian experience in Photovoltaics Paolo Zavatta ANIE/GIFI – Member of the Board. ANIE Federation.

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Renewable energies The Italian experience in Photovoltaics Paolo Zavatta

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  1. Renewableenergies The Italianexperiencein Photovoltaics Paolo Zavatta ANIE/GIFI – Member of the Board

  2. ANIE Federation ANIE, member of Confindustria, is a Federation of 11 Associations and representsover 1,200 Italian manufacturing companies operating in the Electrical and Electronic sectors. ANIEplays a significant role in promoting and safeguarding the competitiveness of member companieson national and international market. ANIE firmly believes in the importance of cooperating with local Governments, Authorities and Companies; cultural exchange and technology sharing are points of strength for a mutually beneficial growth.

  3. ANIE in figures • 1,200 member companies • 63 billions € of global turnover • 26 billions € of export (46% on global turnover) • 400.000 employes The Italian industry is placed in 3rd position in Europe by size of turnover ANIEsystem supplies the technologies for public and private infrastructure: ENERGY INDUSTRY BUILDING CULTURAL HERITAGE TLC TRANSPORT 3

  4. Medium High-Tech Industries: 69% High-Tech Industries: 31% ANIE represents the industrial manufacturing sectors of High and Medium High-Tech broken down by turnover asfollowing… • of which: • Household Appliances (22%) • Power (13%) • Components and Devices for Electrical Installation (8%) • Lighting (7%) • Electrified Transport (6%) • Lifts and Escalators (5%) • Cables (5%) • Security and Building Automation (3%) • of which: • ICT (16%) • Electronic Components (9%) • Automation and Instrumentation (6%) Source: ANIE

  5. Italian total exports of Electrotechnicals and Electronics % distribution by geographical area 1.7% 7.2% 2.3% 7.1% EU-15 Member Countries EU-12 New Member Countries Europe - Extra UE 8.6% 46.2% Africa America Middle East 6.3% Central Asia Far East Australia & Oceania 11.8% 8.8% Source: processing ANIE on Istat data

  6. Trade Balance Italy - Lebanon Electrotechnicals and Electronics Source: processing ANIE on Istat data Fonte: elaborazioni ANIE su dati Istat

  7. ANIE/GIFI – Italian PV industry association • Part of Confindustria; • From 13 years supporting the Italian PV industry: manufacturers, wholesalers, systems integrators, EPC, project designers and installers; • About 200 members; • Over the 50% of the national market; • Based in Milan.

  8. The Italian PV industry PV modules production PV inverters production (fonte: Photon Italia, 2012) Wholesalers Installation and design (fonte: Energy & Strategy Group, 2012)

  9. The Italian PV market Italy, leading PV market 2011 PV market development Increasing investments in the sector

  10. The Italian PV market Power classes vs Power installed

  11. Italian PV Legislation 4 Conto Energia • Preliminary remarks • Approximate national objective: 23 GW by 2016; • Limited incentive fee expense: 6 billion euros /year; • Once limit is achieved, feed‐in tariffs will be revised by means of a new ministerial decree.

  12. Italian PV Legislation 4 Conto Energia • Transition period 2011/2012 • Feed in premium system (net metering + sale of electricity) • CAP – only for large plants (over 1 MWp) • Access to feed‐in tariffs – Large plants (over 1 MWp) can access feed‐in tariffs on two conditions: • The plant must be registered on electronic list: registration can not be traded; • Registration system started the 1 September 2011 (provided that calls open well before); • Certified completion of works must be provided within 7 months from the publication date of the ranking (9 months for plants over 1 MW); • Grid Operators to verify the completion of works; • The tariff is awarded at the connection to the grid.

  13. Italian PV Legislation 4 Conto Energia • From 2013 to 2016 • No CAPs but semestral targets; • Should specific semestral expense limits be exceeded tariffs will be further reduced; • All‐inclusive tariff + premium for self-consumption; • Grid Operators to compensate PV owners in case of delays; • Smart Inverters mandatory from 2013; • PV modules producers to adhere to Recyclying International recognised systems; • PV modules at least 10 years warranty;

  14. Market vs Legislation MWp unit Mln€/y

  15. Forthcoming legislation 5 Conto Energia • Our role is to negotiate with the Government the best conditions for the proper support to the market and to the national PV industry • Main remarks • Still under discussion, to be published in June 2012 • Reduction of incentive for the transition to grid parity • Register for all PV systems above 12 kWp • Budget between 6 and 7 billions euro/year • Premium for asbestos roofings removal

  16. Conclusions • Support to PV sector must be considered with an adequate phase-out defined and agreed with the industry in order to reach the fullest competitiveness; • Avoid sudden changes to legislation which would cause market shake up and several companies to disappear; • Maintain adequate balance between investments and ROI/IRR

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