Depraetere Cuts Subsidies for Large Solar Parks: Electricity Bill Drops a Little for Everyone
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Companies with large solar panel installations will receive fewer subsidies, the Flemish government has decided. With this, Flemish Minister of Energy Melissa Depraetere (Vooruit) hopes to remove 179 million euros in costs from electricity bills. With that money, she can slightly reduce costs for families.
Key takeaways The Flemish Government is revising its subsidy scheme for large-scale solar installations to reduce total electricity costs. Small savings for households Minister of Energy Melissa Depraetere plans to eliminate approximately 179 million euros in electricity bill costs by limiting green electricity certificates for corporate solar parks. This redistribution of resources will […]
Flemish Minister of Energy Melissa Depraetere (Vooruit) is cutting 179 million euros in subsidies for large solar panel parks and wind turbines. If electricity prices drop below zero, they will no longer receive green electricity certificates.
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