Yes, it does. All owners of photovoltaic systems with energy incentives have entered into a multi-year contract with the GSE. This agreement obliges the owner to maintain, for the entire duration of the incentive, the required and declared requirements with respect to which one is not always aware of compliance. The GSE is therefore entitled to verify, whenever it deems it necessary, the correctness of what was submitted during the request for access to the incentive.

The GSE has only made known in general terms what the types of irregularities could be and the reasons that could lead to the loss of the incentive. It is therefore necessary to carefully check and prepare all the documentation in your possession and the compliance of the characteristics of your system with the conditions accepted by signing the energy agreement.

The GSE found a large number of infringements at the time of the checks, but the most frequent ones were found:

• Failure to complete the work on the declared date of completion pursuant to Law 129/10 (“Salva Alcoa Law”);
• Submission of certification documentation of the forms not authenticated;
• Non-referability of the photovoltaic modules to the certifications submitted for the recognition of the incentives;
• Modules installed in the system having a different origin from the one declared by the Responsible Party for the purposes of recognition of the incentives.