Collection

Feed-in Tariff statistics

Annual, quarterly, monthly and weekly feed-in tariff statistics available to download.

Contents

‘Energy trends’ articles and archive publications, including previous versions of weekly solar PV statistics (up to 09 September 2012) can be found on the National Archives website.

Contact fitstatistics@decc.gsi.gov.uk for further information or questions about the data.

Changes to Feed in Tariff statistical publications

As deployment of solar PV under the FIT scheme has now stabilised the need for weekly statistics has reduced, DECC will no longer be producing weekly solar PV statistics from April 2014. The last weekly publication will be on Wednesday 2nd April 2014. This will allow DECC to develop new data series that have been requested, such as generation data. Small scale PV deployment data will continue to be made available via the monthly publication.

DECC will also be changing the data source behind monthly Feed-in tariff statistical publications. The monthly statistics based on Central FiT Register (CFR) data will move to an annual publication cycle and will be replaced by a monthly table showing deployment under the FIT scheme using data from the MCS and ROO-FIT databases. The last monthly CFR publication will be on Wednesday 23rd April 2014.

The monthly degression statistics will remain unchanged (table titled ‘Monthly MCS and ROOFIT Statistics’) and the quarterly regional tables based on CFR data will remain unchanged.

Benefits to users

Whilst the CFR data contains detailed information on the tariff bands, data are less timely that that extracted from the MCS and ROO-FIT databases (confirmation onto the CFR is the final stage in the FIT application process and can be several weeks/months after a scheme is commissioned). Moving the data source behind the monthly publication to MCS and ROOFIT means that users will have more up-to-date information on current deployment trends. It also means that the figures contained in this report will match those published in the renewables chapter of Energy Trends.

To ensure users can monitor changes over time the new table will back-dated to April 2010.

Reducing the frequency of our outputs will enable DECC to take forward more detailed analysis and evaluation of the FIT scheme, for example analysis of generation data/load factors and more local area analysis.

DECC will shortly be carrying out a review of some of its statistical outputs and users will be invited to comment on these proposals. No changes are planned for DUKES and Energy Trends.

Methodology

1. Feed-in Tariff statistics user guide: data sources and methodologies

   • 24 August 2012
   • Statistics

Weekly

Please note the weekly statistics are no longer updated, solar PV deployment data will continue to be made available via the monthly publication.

1. Weekly solar PV installation & capacity based on registration date

   • 2 April 2014
   • Statistical data set

Monthly

1. Monthly small scale renewable deployment

   • 23 April 2014
   • Statistics

2. Monthly central Feed-in Tariff register statistics

   • 23 April 2014
   • Statistical data set

3. Monthly MCS and ROOFiT statistics

   • 23 April 2014
   • Statistical data set

Quarterly

1. Sub-regional Feed-in Tariffs statistics

   • 23 April 2014
   • Statistical data set

Annual

1. Solar PV cost data

   • 24 April 2014
   • Statistics

2. Feed-in Tariff generation statistics

   • 23 January 2013
   • Statistical data set

Analysis

1. Identifying trends in the deployment of domestic solar PV under the Feed-in Tariff scheme

   • 28 June 2012
   • Statistics

Other Articles

1. Feed-in Tariff data in energy statistics

   • 30 September 2010
   • Statistics

2. Feed-in Tariff: generation data, 2010 to 2011

   • 29 March 2012
   • Statistics

3. Feed-in Tariff statistics

   • 27 September 2012
   • Statistics

4. Energy Trends: December 2013, special feature article - Small scale solar PV cost data

   • 19 December 2013
   • Statistics

5. Energy Trends: December 2013, special feature article - Estimating generation from Feed in Tariff installations

   • 19 December 2013
   • Statistics

Pending ROO-FIT Data

The pending ROO-FIT application data has not been quality assured and contains inaccuracies. The Department of Energy and Climate Change and Ofgem accept no liability for any errors or omissions in this information, and assume no responsibility for use of any of this information or any decisions made in view of it.

Quality assured data will continue to be published monthly in the form of the ROO-FIT Degression statistics.

ROO-FIT Pending data will be published by DECC every six months. The next publication will be on 31st July 2014.

1. ROO-FIT Pending Data: Applications

   • 3 February 2014
   • Statistics

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