EEG Reform: Dependence Promoted Instead of Efficiency
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Criticism of the EEG reform is growing. Industry, state politicians, and academic experts see their proposals apparently ignored – with consequences for the energy transition and solar energy.
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Criticism of the planned reform of the Renewable Energy Sources Act (EEG) is growing – and it is coming from multiple directions at once. According to Golem.de, proposals from the industry, state politics, and academic experts are apparently being disregarded in the ongoing reform process. This puts key decisions regarding the energy transition and solar energy in Germany up for debate.
What is being criticized about the reform
The online magazine articulates the thrust of the criticism clearly: instead of efficiency, the current draft promotes dependence. The reform is thus under fire from three different groups of stakeholders – business, the federal states, and the expert community.
What the parties involved are specifically demanding and which points of the draft are particularly controversial does not emerge in detail from previous reporting. What is striking, however, is the broad alliance of critics: industry, the federal level, and academia are reportedly pulling together.
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