At the Danish Solar Association's general meeting, the need for better conditions for solar power expansion in Denmark was put on the agenda. The industry predicts an eventful 2025, where the focus will be on tariff and tax systems, grid connection and framework conditions for local renewable energy production.
- The solar industry is looking forward to a busy and exciting 2025, where the focus will be on inappropriate tariff and tax structures, faster grid connection and better framework conditions for local renewable energy production. Solar power is the key to an energy-independent EU that can strengthen the future economy and competitiveness, says Flemming V. Kristensen, chairman of the Danish Solar Cell Association, in a press release.
The industry points to concrete progress, including proposals for changed land registration rules for solar cells and the possibility of leasing financing for solar cells from July 2025. In addition, the processing times for grid connection have begun to shorten, partly as a result of an industry agreement with Green Power Denmark.
However, the Danish Solar Cell Association emphasizes that there are still challenges that require political action. According to the association, companies should be able to sell surplus electricity to neighboring companies, and households with solar cells and electric cars should not be subject to additional taxes.
- The green transition is a team sport, and the solar cell industry needs regulators to play along and push the existing framework so that we can move forward together. Companies should, for example. be allowed to sell self-produced surplus electricity to neighboring companies, and households with an electric car in the garage and solar cells on the roof should not be penalized in terms of taxes, says Flemming V. Kristensen.
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