SEMI India unveils ‘Recommended Best Practices for Solar Feed-in-Tariffs (FIT) and their relevance in the Indian context’; JN NSM benchmarks well with

Bangalore, May, 2010: SEMI (Semiconductor Equipment Materials International) / PV Group, the leading industry association serving the photovoltaic supply chain, organized a panel discussion here on May 3, 2010, to discuss its public policy principles on Feed-In Tariffs and their relevance to the Jawaharlal Nehru National Solar Mission (JN NSM). A SEMI/PV Group White Paper on Policy Principles and Recommended Global Best practices for Solar Feed-in Tariffs, titled ‘Advancing a sustainable Solar Future’ along with comments on its relevance to the Indian context was unveiled today. The focus of the white paper is on best practices that would enhance feed-in-tariffs (FITs) as a mechanism to advance solar energy in markets. FIT is currently now in practice in over 30 countries and has been present for over 20 years in mature PV markets. FIT is also an effective and versatile mechanism and can be successfully integrated with any country’s existing policies......................

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