Government proposes renewable energy expansion
The modified system project for regulating the connection of renewable energy sources to the power grid aims to expand the benefits of renewable energy technologies across various sectors. This is achieved by removing sector-specific restrictions, increasing the capacity of connected systems, and encouraging electricity storage and consumption efficiency. It also allows users—including institutions and residential areas—to add new generation capabilities, provided they comply with certain conditions. These include increasing the capacity of connected systems before June 2024 by no more than 100% of the last twelve bills' consumption, with a higher tariff applied to energy fed back into the grid when fully storing energy systems are connected. The modifications target enhancing the grid's flexibility, stimulating investment in clean energy, and improving the stability and integration of renewable energy systems. The implementation's results will be monitored and its impact evaluated after three years. This step is part of a strategy to increase the contribution of renewable energy to 40% by 2035, up from approximately 27% currently.
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