Australian Capital Territory
Electricity Feed-in (Large-scale Renewable Energy Generation) FiT Entitlement 2012 (No 1)*
Notifiable instrument NI2012–478
made under the  
Electricity Feed-in (Large-scale Renewable Energy Generation) Act 2011, s 11 (FiT entitlement – grant)

1	Name of instrument
This instrument is the Electricity Feed-in (Large-scale Renewable Energy Generation) FiT Entitlement 2012 (No 1).

2	Commencment
This instrument commences the day after notification.

3	Term 
The term of the FiT entitlement is 20 years commencing on 31 March 2014.

4 	Name of entitlement holder
The name of the FiT entitlement holder is FRV Royalla Solar Farm Pty Limited ACN 158 394 677.

5	Amount of feed-in tariff 
The amount of the FiT is $186.00 per megawatt-hour.

6	Maximum quantity of eligible electricity
The maximum quantity of eligible electricity, in a financial year, in relation to which the FiT entitlement holder is entitled to be paid a FiT support payment, is 42,293 megawatt hours.

7	Requirements for the FiT entitlement holder’s large renewable energy generator
The FiT entitlement holder’s large renewable energy generator must:
 
(1)	Be located on block 1633 Tuggeranong in the Australian Capital Territory;
(2)	Use solar energy as its renewable energy source;
(3)	Have a generating capacity no greater than 20 megawatts alternating current; and
(4)	Consist of approximately 83,000 multicrystalline silicon photovoltaic modules with a combined generating capacity of no more than 24.07 megawatts direct current.   

8	Transfer of large-scale generation certificates
Large-scale generation certificates (or any similar benefit available to generators under future Commonwealth laws that amend or replace the law providing for large-scale generation certificates) for eligible electricity generated by the FiT entitlement holder’s large renewable energy generator during the term of the FiT entitlement must be created and transferred to the Territory under the Renewable Energy (Electricity) Act 2000 (Cwlth) or future Commonwealth laws that might amend or replace that Act. 

Simon Corbell
Minister for the Environment and Sustainable Development
10 September 2012