Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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6687759 | Applied Energy | 2015 | 13 Pages |
Abstract
For large-family residential users consuming 9000 kWh of electricity yearly, the retail price that yields a five year pay-back-time - without any incentive - is â¼2500 â¬. Under the same assumptions, for the average family with a consumption of around 3500 kWh, the required price is â¼650 â¬. In both cases, a retail price that is four and seven time higher respectively is achieved with the Feed-in Tariff (FIT) scheme of the type currently in use in the United Kingdom. A modified Feed-in Tariff is finally proposed to support on-site consumption rather than generation with export to the grid.
Keywords
GSECHPSOFCDSOPEMFCLHVBaUDHWEuropean Unionlower heating valueDistribution system operatorUnited StatesCombined Heat and PowerFeed-in tariffDistributed generationalternate currentDirect Currentsolid oxide fuel cellProton exchange membrane fuel cellEnergy efficiency policySupport schemesVATValue added taxFITUnited Kingdomfuel cellFuel cellsBusiness as UsualNatural gas
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Authors
Sandro Pellegrino, Andrea Lanzini, Pierluigi Leone,