‘Green’ subsidies too high
Sep 08, 2010
From wire reports
TALLLINN - The Estonian government agreed at its cabinet session last week to cut subsidies to production of “green” electricity; while the exact figures are not known yet, the talk is around at least 300-600 million kroons (38.4 million euros) a year, reports Postimees. Economy minister Juhan Parts said that the capital productivity of renewable energy companies is too high in places and they are excessively profitable in some cases.
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