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Solar Power for the World
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Solar Power for the World

by Wolfgang Palz
October 2013
Beginner to intermediate content levelBeginner to intermediate
800 pages
22h 43m
English
CRC Press
Content preview from Solar Power for the World
The Role of Stakeholders in Society 139
The extra cost was distributed equally across all electricity
consumers, except for some 500 “energy intensive” enter-
prises. Each consumer had to pay an extra 1.1 euro-cents
in 2008; for the average household, that equated to e3.10
per month. In Germany in 2008, 5 percent of the cost per
kilowatt-hour of 21.6 euro-cents (33 US-cents) accounted
for the FIT/EEG contribution.
The additional expense is compensated several times over
by the benefits gained:
external savings of e2.9 billion from the conventional
“polluting” electricity that would have otherwise been
employed;
the saving of e2.7 billion of imported ...
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ISBN: 9789814411875