This means that new wind and solar projects, which have not yet obtained the (preliminary) privileged power producer status, may not benefit from incentives for now. On the other hand, new projects using biogas, biomass, small hydroelectric power plants and cogeneration, will be entitled to same incentives as until now.

The extension made clear that the Government has not yet decided how the incentives system will look in the future. Apparently, the Government gave itself a one-year window to decide whether it will stick to the feed-in tariff with some adjustments or will it move towards more market based incentives.