Energinet rolls back elements of tariff reform after just 18 months
The feed-in tariff has been reset for 2024 so as not to exceed the EU’s maximum limit, while the geographical differentiation has been changed.
Less than a year and a half after the radical overhaul of electricity tariffs, Energinet will now roll back parts of the reform. In the future, the size of the feed-in tariff will no longer depend on where in the country solar panels or wind turbines are installed, for example. The tariff will be temporarily abolished completely, as otherwise there is a risk that more money will be made than the EU allows.
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