L R AS Published on Sunday 18 February 2024 - n° 476 - Categories:European countries, industrial strategy
The Netherlands offers support for the construction of PV plants
The public agency that manages the SDE++ renewable energy subsidy programme in the Netherlands is suggesting the production of heterojunction or tandem perovskite-silicon panels, or the production of PV panels integrated into buildings and vehicles. The aid can be up to €70 million per project.
Dutch solar manufacturer MCPV is considering plans to build a solar cell and panel factory in Holland. It would have a capacity of 300 MW and would reach 3 GW by 2026. It would use heterojunction technology with an efficiency of 26.5%.
In June, the Dutch government allocated €2.6 billion through its National Growth Fund to support the production of innovative technologies in the fields of sustainability, energy, high-tech, digitalisation and healthcare.
PV Magazine of 15 February 2024
