Photovoltaics and renewable energies in Greece
> Photovoltaics in Greece – Overview and Advantages
- Advantages of an investment in the photovoltaic sector
- Specific characteristics of Greece as an investment location
- Legal amendments as of May 2013 – Law 4152/2013
> Legal Framework for PV Systems in Greece
- Approval procedures according to the provisions of the currently applicable legislation
- Systems with a capacity exceeding 1 MWp
- The Production License
- The Installation Permit
- The Grid Connection Offer
- Environmental Compatibility (the so-called EPO – Decision)
- The Operating License
- Systems with a capacity of up to 1 MWp
- The Building Permit
- The Grid Connection Agreement
- The Contract for the Sale of the Electricity Produced
- Amount of the Feed-in Tariff
- The Current Feed-in Tariffs
- Further Important Changes and Novelties
> Temporary Approval Stop for PV Projects in Greece
> Solidarity Surcharge on PV Projects in Greece
> Installation of Photovoltaic Systems in Greece
> Law 3851/2010 on Accelerating the Expansion of Renewable Energy Sources
> Application Procedure for PV Systems in Greece prior to Law 3851
> Promotion of Electricity Generation from Renewable Energy
- Amount and Type of Subsidies for Investment Plans in Greece
- Amount and Definition of the Investor’s Own Contribution to the Investment Volume
- Subsidized and Non-Subsidized Costs according to Law 3299/2004
- Criteria for the Assessment and Classification of Investment Plans
- Deadlines for the Start, Realization, and Completion of Investment Plans
- Payment of Subsidies for Approved Investment Plans
- Obligations of Subsidized Investors / Companies
- Required Documents for the Submission of Investment Plans
> Electricity Generation from Renewable Energy Sources in Greece