Recently, the Irish government announced that the value-added tax on household photovoltaic modules will be reduced from 13.5% to 0%. Taking the 3KW system as an example, this move will save homeowners approximately 1,000 euros.

Also taking effect in 2023, the Dutch government will reduce the value-added tax (VAT) on household photovoltaic systems from 21% to 0%. This measure has become part of the 2023 tax plan. Household photovoltaic owners in the Netherlands can still Enjoy the support of a “net metering” policy.

In December 2022, the German parliament approved a new rooftop photovoltaic tax reduction package. The first measure will reduce the VAT to 0% for residential photovoltaic systems up to 30kW, and the second measure will reduce the VAT for small photovoltaic system operations. Provide tax exemption treatment.

From 1 April 2022, the UK government has announced that it will reduce the value-added tax (VAT) on heat pumps and solar modules used in residential applications from 5% to 0%. The zero rate will last for 5 years, and then return to 5% VAT. Tax reduction rate.

In January 2023, the Romanian Parliament approved a discount from 19% to 5% for value-added tax (VAT) on photovoltaic modules used in residential properties and public buildings, superimposed on the net metering policy set for these systems from 2022. Assist the country’s Casa Verde Fotovoltaice (Green Photovoltaic Home) program to support rooftop photovoltaic deployment.trina solar panels