FIT to FIP webinar slides
The presentation from this webinar.
Examples from Japan and Taiwan
Fewer new renewable energy projects in Japan earn a feed-in premium (FIP) than in recent years, yet more and more legacy feed-in tariff (FIT) projects are converting to the newer scheme. This webinar explores how changing market dynamics make zero premium projects viable, and why power purchase agreements (PPAs) matter more than ever.
Joshua Grimm and Emilien Hardy walk through best practice modelling techniques for evaluating what a zero premium means, building PPAs into the model and testing their impact with scenario analysis.
What you will learn
Markets in Japan and Taiwan
An overview of the Japanese and Taiwanese renewable energy markets across solar, onshore wind and offshore wind.
Revenue under FIP
The main elements to calculate and model when a project earns revenue under a feed-in premium.
Revenue under a PPA
A best practice approach to modelling revenue under a power purchase agreement.
Scenario analysis
How to evaluate project cash flows with scenario analysis.