Over
the
past
few
months,
a
number
of
key
European
solar
markets
have
seen
the
introduction
of
new
laws
intending
to
curb
PV
installations
and
the
public
outlays
they
require.
Other
countries
have
indicated
their
desire
to
do
so.
For
example,
Greece
recently
stopped
authorising
all
new
PV
systems
larger
than
10kW
–
leaving
an
estimated
7.5GW
of
development-stage
projects
in
limbo
–
while
also
imposing
a
retroactive
tax
on
existing
renewables
assets.
Several
weeks
ago
the
Flemish
part
of
Belgium
implemented
a
new
“grid
fee”
for
small
projects
benefiting
from
net-metering,
while…
