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Mongolia renewable energy feed-in tariff

Mongolia’s feed-in tariff for the renewable energy power production is primarily regulated by country’s Renewable Energy Law enacted in 2007. The tariff prices are reported in ranges within which power purchase agreements can be negotiated and signed with the National Dispatch…

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EffectiveJan 01, 2007
Last changeMay 08, 2018

Country / jurisdiction: Mongolia · Year: 2007 · Status: In force · Level: National · Type: Voluntary

Mongolia’s feed-in tariff for the renewable energy power production is primarily regulated by country’s Renewable Energy Law enacted in 2007. The tariff prices are reported in ranges within which power purchase agreements can be negotiated and signed with the National Dispatch Center. Tariffs are outlined in the USD currency however they are paid out in the Mongolian local currency. Feed-in tariffs are granted for a period of 10 years for all technologies.

The feed-in tariff ranges in Mongolia for on-grid installations are as follow:

Wind: USD 0.08- 0.095/kWh

Hydropower up to 5 MW: USD 0.045 0.06/ kWh

Solar PV: USD 0.150.18/kWh

Any price difference of electricity generated by a renewable energy power source, connected to a transmission network, shall be absorbed in selling prices of other generators connected to the transmission network.

The feed-in tariff ranges in Mongolia for off-grid installations are as follow:

Wind: USD: 0.10-0.15/kWh

Hydropower smaller than 0.5 MW: 0.08-0.10/kWh

Hydropower larger than 0.5 MW and with capacity not exceeding 2 MW: 0.05-0.06/kWh

Hydropower larger than 2 MW and with capacity not exceeding 5 MW: 0.05-0.06/kWh

Solar PV: USD 0.20-0.30/kWh.

The Energy Regulatory authority has the responsibility to approve and review feed-in tariff ranges as well as review and sign the PPA applications.

Official source: https://policy.asiapacificenergy.org/sites/default/files/Law%20of%20Mongolia%20on%20Renewable%20Energy.pdf

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