New Member of the International Feed-in Cooperation

Slovenia joined the International Feed-in Cooperation on January 29, 2007. The new declaration was signed at the European Renewable Energy Policy Conference in Brussels.

Press release

The new Joint Declaration

Pictures from the signing procedure

Left to right: Mr. Urban Rid (Germany), Mr. Ignasi Nieto Magaldi (Spain) and Mr. Andrej Vizjak (Slovenia)	Left to right: Mr. Urban Rid (Germany), Mr. Ignasi Nieto Magaldi (Spain) and Mr. Andrej Vizjak (Slovenia)
Mr. Sigmar Gabriel (Germany) and Mr. Andrej Vizjak (Slovenia)	Mr. Sigmar Gabriel (Germany)

  Flyer  

See our flyer for all relevant information on the International Feed-In Cooperation in short.

Flyer - English  (1 MB)

Joint Declaration

The Joint Declaration of the International Feed-In Cooperation was signed in Madrid, Spain, on October 6, 2005 by a German and a Spanish representative. It gives the basis to the Cooperation that was initiated in 2004 at the International Conference for Renewable Energies (renewables2004) in Bonn and specifies the aims and the purpose of the cooperation.

Joint Declaration - English

Joint Declaration - Spanish

Joint Declaration - German

International Action Programme on the cooperation between Spain and Germany

At the International Conference for Renewable Energies in Bonn in 2004 Spain and Germany decided on an exchange of experience regarding their provisions for feed-in fees for electricity from renewable energies (International Feed-in Cooperation). This also aims to further optimise this successful model for increasing the use of renewable energies in the electricity sector, to raise greater awareness of its effectiveness and efficiency and to support other countries in optimising their provisions. An excerpt (in English and German) from the International Action Programme on the cooperation between Spain and Germany can be read here.

International Action Programme - English

International Action Programm - Spanish

International Action Programm - German