Switzerland has introduced a brand new incentive mannequin for photo voltaic, to pay as much as 60% of funding prices for installations that meet sure standards. The scheme exists along with non-recurring funds for small and huge PV installations.

From pv journal in France

On January 1, the Swiss Confederation launched a “excessive one-off cost” (HEIV) for photo voltaic, along with different incentive fashions: the non-recurring cost for small installations (KLEIV), lower than 100 kW, and the non-recurring cost for giant installations (GREIV), greater than 100 kW.

The HEIV goals to get well as much as 60% of the funding prices of installations that meet the circumstances under:

  • The set up will need to have a capability of no less than 2 kW however lower than 150 kW
  • All electrical energy produced should be fed into the grid
  • The set up should work for 15 years with out self-consumption
  • The set up should be commissioned from January 1, 2023

In 2023, the projected HEIV charge per put in kilowatt is CHF 450 ($492). If the PV system can also be entitled to a tilt angle bonus, this bonus may even be paid.

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