US Edition[Opinion] Hungarians Prioritize Renewable Energy, MOL Survey Finds
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Hungarians Prioritize Renewable Energy, MOL Survey Finds
Hungarian citizens overwhelmingly want state resources directed toward the development of renewable energy sources, according to a new nationally representative survey commissioned by energy company MOL. The findings, released on Thursday, show strong public awareness of climate change and a clear preference for sustainable energy solutions. The study reveals that 70 per cent of respondents feel climate change significantly impacts their daily l…
The government is asking the Hungarian people for their opinion on an important issue.
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The Hungarian population would mostly spend state resources on the development of renewable energy sources, but according to two-thirds of those surveyed, a regulatory environment that encourages the spread of sustainable fuels is also needed. Three-quarters of respondents would accept a wind power plant in their own place of residence, and support for solar power plants is even higher. More and more people are concerned about climate change in …
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