A renewable energy policy that typically offers a guarantee of payments to project owners for the total amount of renewable electricity they produce; access to the grid; and stable, long-term contract [..]

A Feed-in Tariff is an agreed amount paid to customers for any unused electricity produced by their solar power system and fed back to the electricity grid.

The price that customers get for the solar energy their solar panels put into the electricity grid. The price depends on the state or territory you live in and the contract with your retailer.

This is the rate paid for the electricity that is pumped back into the power grid from a renewable energy source like your rooftop solar panel system. In simple words, solar panels sometimes generate [..]

A guaranteed rate program that provides stable prices through long-term contracts for energy generated using renewable resources.

A concept promoted by green power advocates that requires utilities to enter into long-term purchased power agreements with renewable energy producers at a price high enough to make the generation projects profitable—but not at a price reasonable for consumers.

Feed-in tariff is a policy device that encourages investment in renewable energies, usually by guaranteeing power producers that their energy will be bought.