LUXEMBOURG RENEWABLE INCENTIVES
In Luxembourg, electricity from renewable sources is mainly promoted through a feed-in tariff as well as through subsidies. Private individuals operating small solar installations are entitled to tax benefits. The production of heat from renewable energy sources is promoted through four different subsidy schemes. Finally, the only support scheme for renewable energy sources used in transport is a quota system.
In Luxembourg, access of electricity generated from renewable energy sources to the grid is subject to the general provisions of energy law. Renewable-energy-sourced electricity is not given priority; Access to the grid shall be granted according to the principle of non-discrimination. However, electricity generated from renewable energy sources is granted various privileges like cost reductions or its preferential use in case of power loss. LUXEMBOURG RENEWABLE INCENTIVES
Several policies aim at promoting the development, installation and usage of RES-installations, such as a training programme for RES-installers; a general research, development and demonstration (RD&D) programme and support schemes for RES-H infrastructures. LUXEMBOURG RENEWABLE INCENTIVES
ELECTRICITY
Support schemes
In Luxembourg, electricity from renewable sources is promoted through a feed-in tariff. Furthermore, renewable energy plants are supported through subsidies. Private individuals operating small solar installations are entitled to tax benefits.
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Grid issues
In Luxembourg, access of electricity generated from renewable energy sources to the grid is subject to the general provisions of energy law. Renewable-energy-sourced electricity is not given priority; Access to the grid shall be granted according to the principle of non-discrimination. However, electricity generated from renewable energy sources is granted various privileges like cost reductions or its preferential use in case of power loss. LUXEMBOURG RENEWABLE INCENTIVES
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Policies
The following policies aim at promoting the development, installation and usage of RES-installations: There is one training programme for RES-installers, one general research, development and demonstration (RD&D) programme and two support schemes for RES-H infrastructures.
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HEATING AND COOLING
Support schemes
In Luxembourg, the production of heat from renewable energy sources is promoted through four different subsidy schemes. LUXEMBOURG RENEWABLE INCENTIVES
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Policies
The following policies aim at promoting the development, installation and usage of RES-installations: There is one training programme for RES-installers, one general research, development and demonstration (RD&D) programme and two support schemes for RES-H infrastructures.
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TRANSPORT – MOBILITY
Support schemes
In Luxembourg, the only support scheme for renewable energy sources used in transport is a quota system. This scheme obliges companies importing or producing petrol, gas or diesel fuels to ensure that biofuels make up a defined percentage of the company’s total annual sale of fuel.
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Further information
- Ministère de l’Economie et du Commerce extérieur – Ministry of Economics and Foreign Trade
- +352 247 824 78
- website
- info(at)eco.public.lu
- Ministère des Classes Moyennes et du Tourisme, Département des Classes Moyennes – Ministry of Middle Class and Tourism, Department of Middle Class
- +352 247 84 71 5
- website
- info(at)mcm.public.lu
- Portail du Développement Durable et des Infrastructures – Internet portal of the Ministry of Sustainable Development and Infrastructure
- +352 247 824 78
- website
- info(at)developpement-durable-infrastructures.public.lu
- Agence de l’Energie S.A. – Energy Agency
- +352 406 564
- Energy Agency website
- info(at)energieagence.lu
- Enovos Luxembourg S.A. – Energy Supplier
- +352 273 71
- Energy Supplier website
- Institut Luxembourgeois de Régulation (ILR) – Regulatory Authority
- +352 28 228 228
- Regulating Authority website
- info(at)ilr.lu
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