Feed-in tariffs (also known as feed laws or FITs) are a policy mechanism designed to provide long-term contracts that establish a fixed price to producers of renewable energy and access to the grid. Feed-in tariffs can be supported by several funding mechanisms, including tax revenues, energy ratepayers’ revenues, and other programs. FITs can be paid to homeowners, business owners, renewable energy developers, tools, government agencies and others.

Before you begin your search for FIT policy resources, you can learn more about FITs by reading our policy brief on feed-in tariffs, which outlines FIT good practices, provides FIT design considerations, and shares examples of FITs in action in various countries.