What will happen to the solar subsidy feed-in tariff?

The solar subsidy has just been cut. However, this feed-in tariff is fixed for a few more years. Is it also secure, or could the government simply cut it even though it is supposedly guaranteed...?

Legal changes are always possible; this can be seen - albeit on a different scale, but still similar - in the nuclear phase-out in Germany.

Changes in the law are always possible; this can be seen - albeit on a different scale, but still similarly - in the nuclear phase-out in Germany.

With the brainless Renewable Energy Act, Germany is a very poor comparison. Even though Switzerland is taking a bit more time for a healthy energy policy, a few facts are clear: - Photovoltaic components are available and inexpensive. - Electricity will certainly not become cheaper. Many utility companies offer acceptable feed-in conditions or allow operation within the framework of grid parity.

it will be abolished

I don't think the feed-in tariff will be abolished, but the prices will decrease. It may be that the maintenance of a solar park simply consumes more costs than it actually brings in. Additionally, as a private person, you also have to report the money received as feed-in tariff income to the tax office :)

No, this feed-in tariff will remain, but it is hardly profitable anymore. The solar parks will face some financial problems in the future. It will hardly be worthwhile then.