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Finally, a good info source.
So according to your source. In 2008, there were 2095.6 MW of PV solar larger than 2MW installed in Spain.
So that means that if the grand total in 2009 was 3223 MW, that 1127.4 MW (35%) was in installations smaller than 2 MW. While I think that the case is there for self use on the residential level, I don't see that small installations that produce for others, i.e. would be getting any sort of FiT make sense.
My impression is that the Spanish government is very keen both to reduce the use of imported natural gas, and to work on bringing down the cost of industrial electricity as a development measure.
And I'll give my consent to any government that does not deny a man a living wage-Billy Bragg
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