The remuneration pre-assignment registry processes will be temporarily cancelled. The financial support for new installations that produce electricity from renewable energy sources or waste, or for new CHP installations, will also be temporarily abolished. The actual installed capacity from wind power, solar thermal electric and notably that from solar photovoltaic has gone beyond the objectives set up in the Renewable Energy Plan (REP) 2005-2010. Hence, the costs of the financial support for the electricity from renewable energy sources have been significantly higher than had been anticipated. This situation together with the complex economic and financial current climate, advises the withdrawal of economic incentives for these installations, on a temporary basis, while the reduction of the system's tariff deficit is achieved; that is, the difference between the income from transport and distribution grid access tolls, and regulated activity costs. The rule is not retroactive, meaning that it will not affect, neither power plants already running, or feed-in tariffs already authorised, or installations already registered within the pre-assignment registry. IEA/IRENA Global Renewable Energy Policies and Measures Database © OECD/IEA and IRENA, [November 2020]