1. Dinamic of price level in RES sector in Lithuania
Jūratė Pravalackaitė
Head of Renewable Resources Division
National Commission for Energy Control and Prices

2. Legislation Variable tariff Support until 2020 Connection discount
Support for 12 years
Feed-in tariff
Connection discount
Purchase of electricity
Free capacity reservation
Priority right of electricity transfer
No balancing responsibility
Variable
tariff
Support
until 2020
Connection discount

3. Feed – in tariff
economic efficiency;
technological novelty;
minimal financial taxes for consumers.
Future cash flows net present value (NPV) after 12 years, must be equal to zero.

4. Feed – in tariff, Eur/kWh
investment cost decreased;
more efficient technologies;
WACC value decreased.

5. Differentiation of feed-in tariffs
Definition
Solar PV
Non integrated
<10 kW kW
>100 kW
Integrated
Hydro kW
>1000 kW
Wind kW
>350 kW
Biomass
New kW
>5000 kW
Rebuild
Biogas
Sewage kW kW kW
>2000 kW
Landfill
>500 kW

6. AUCTION – main principles
Max term – 180 days
Technology + installed capacity
Feed – in tariff for 12 years
The lowest feed – in tariff
The biggest installed capacity;
The following two participants can agree with the winner‘s feed - in tariff.
20 different auctions if there is enough quota

7. Auction’s steps RES producer request Auction announcement
Auction documents and feed-in tariff registration
Documents‘ scrutiny and the list of the auction participants
Feed-in tariff rating and winner announcement
Auction’s steps

9. Produced
electricity, MWh
Installed
capacity, MW

10. Public Service Obligations (PSO)
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
Total PSO budget, mln. Eur.
130,8
179,6
210,8
267,4
191,45
Total price of PSO, eur.ct/kWh
1,37
1,74
2,04
2,72
2,07
RES price of PSO, eur.ct/kWh
0,13
0,26
0,36
0,54
0,6
RES price of PSO budget, %.
9,70
15,03
17,54
19,95
32,64

11. Thank you for your attention!