Wind energy is presented as cheap electricity. But before a single kilowatt-hour is generated, the government is already paying for surveys, permits, and site preparation. In Amersfoort and Leusden, public funds are being deployed before a commercial developer takes full charge of the project. Meanwhile, the wind industry is also gaining access to subsidies. Why should the taxpayer bear the risks of companies seeking to make a profit?
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Wind energy is presented as cheap electricity. But before a single kilowatt-hour is generated, the government is already paying for surveys, permits, and site preparation. In Amersfoort and Leusden, public funds are being deployed before a commercial developer takes full charge of the project. Meanwhile, the wind industry is also gaining access to subsidies. Why should the taxpayer bear the risks of companies seeking to make a profit?