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SUSTAINABLE ENERGY REGULATION AND POLICYMAKING TRAINING MANUALpage 9.52Calculation of the feed-in tariff∑ [(600,000 * FIT –7500) / (1.065) t ] – 250,000 = 0FIT = 0.063 €/kWh = 63 €/MWh
MODULE 9: RENEWABLE ENERGY: REGULATORY AND POLICY OPTIONSpage 9.53ANNEX II.STRUCTURE OF THE ELECTRICITYPRICEThe price for the supplied electricity finally paid by the end-consumer is significantlyhigher than the generation cost. The price structure for electricity generally consists offour components:Generation costTransmission and distribution costTaxes and leviesProfit and return on equity for investorsGeneration costsThe generation costs are the costs necessary to produce the electricity, as described above(e.g. investment costs, fuel cost, operation and maintenance cost, etc.).Transmission and distribution costsThe transmission and distribution costs are the costs related to the transport of the electricityto the end-consumer. The supplier needs to pay the transmission and distributiongrid operator for using the grid. The supplier integrates these costs in electricity bills tothe end-consumer.Taxes and leviesAs for any product, tax needs to be paid for supplied electricity. In most cases, additionallevies are applied by the government, usually as a percentage per supplied kWh. Theselevies can include contributes to finance:The operation of the energy regulatorThe treatment of nuclear wasteSocial and environmental public obligationsOther components can influence the price of electricity, for instance the balancing costs(especially for wind energy).Transmission and distribution costs, taxes and levies are applicable for any type of electricitygeneration, both fossil-based, nuclear and renewable energy. Therefore these costsdo not influence the level of the feed-in tariff, and should not be included in the feed-intariff calculations.
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