IFlowpower Actively Reacts to the Renewable Energy Strategy of the European Commission

The European  commission is proposing a solar rooftop requirement for commercial and public buildings from 2027, and for new residential buildings from 2029. 

The commission also said that it is increasing its renewable energy target for 2030 from 40% to 45%. Faster permits for renewables will play a key role in achieving the higher target, she said. It also wants member states to set “renewables go-to-areas” for swift permitting. “There the permitting process is down to one year,” a substantial improvement on the current average of six to nine years.

The strategy also sets a 592 GWac (740 GWdc) target for solar in the European Union by 2030. “This target is higher than SolarPower Europe Global Market Outlook business-as-usual projections of 672 GWdc by the end of the decade,” trade body SolarPower Europe said in a statement released.

Applications for renewable energy systems in go-to areas would be entitled to decisions within 14 days, according to a leaked document that pv magazine has seen. Repowered sites in such areas would need to be permitted within six to nine months. The same would apply to systems with generation capacities of less than 150 kW. Other proposals announced include an increase of the EU energy efficiency target for 2030, from 9% to 13%。

IFlowpower has once more improved its "R&D" skills, extended production, and improved European export possibilities of PV systems in response to the European Commission's renewable energy strategy.We encourage our clients to contact us and place purchases.