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Attitudes towards more‐efficient incentives for promotion of residential PV systems: a case study of Kerman, Iran

Sheikhhoseini et al., 2019

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4684096912166456194
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Sheikhhoseini M
Rashidinejad M
Abdollahi A
Ameri M
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IET Renewable Power Generation

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In Iran, the feed‐in tariff (FIT) has been used for the promotion of photovoltaic (PV) systems, as an incentive, FIT cannot adjust power consumption. On the other hand, the PV generation has not reached grid parity; therefore, a tariff‐based method for self‐consumption is not …
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