Photovoltaic: the solar example of Bordeaux

You've probably been surprised by the brutality with which the government brutally put in place a moratorium on all solar projects underway in the wake of the realization that photovoltaics was a very good financial deal for investors and parallel a costly expense for taxpayers and consumers.The history of Central Solar de Bordeaux is a good exemple.Sous that name, it was covered with photovoltaic panels on the large parking exhibition of Bordeaux.Le first project, announced in 2009 by the City of Bordeaux EDF Energies Nouvelles and was based on an acquisition price of kWh produced by EDF of 60 euro cents. This was to cover 6,800 parking spaces of shade structures, ie a metal frame covered with solar panels of completely resurfacing the car park and pay the Sbepec (Company Bordeaux mixed economy dependent on the city and owner of the car) 1.3 million for 20 years. The installed capacity was 12 megawatts of electricity production and the 20-year 13 million kWhr. All for a $ 60 million by EDF EN.The draft was then reviewed and corrected to switch to a back price revised downward to move to 42 euros per Kwh. To balance the accounts are passed to the trap resurfacing of parking, lower overall investment to 55 million euros and reduce the "rent" the Sbepc / City of Bordeaux 300 000 per year.The project was caught in the moratorium, but eventually buckled nevertheless retaining the privilege of the tariff to 42 euros per Kwh condition of the finish in less than a year.Thus in the first draft, it was charging the consumer the power resurfacing 8ha parking and the rent of 1.3 million euros donated to the city when he will draw exactly the same output of electricity in Project Number 3.Could you tell us as consumers of electricity in Correze, Lille or Carpentras he would pay for the coating of the parking lot from the exhibition in Bordeaux and "sponsored" the municipality of that city?Image source: http://www.latribune.fr