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Germany's solar companies oppose gradual reduction of subsidies
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- German solar energy companies are expressing strong opposition to a government plan to gradually reduce subsidies for photovoltaic systems.
- The Ministry of Economy, led by Minister Katarina Reiche and representing Chancellor Friedrich Merz's party, has outlined this initiative as part of a new renewable energy law.
- Industry representatives warn that the proposed cuts may threaten the sector's survival and overall viability.
- The announcement has raised alarm among stakeholders in the solar energy industry regarding potential impacts on future investments and jobs.
- The government's plan is part of broader energy policy reforms aimed at transitioning to renewable sources.
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Ο κλάδος των φωτοβολταϊκών προειδοποιεί ότι σχέδιο της κυβέρνησης Μερτς απειλεί την ίδια την επιβίωσή του
in.gr· 2 days ago
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H Γερμανία «κουρεύει» τις επιδοτήσεις στα φωτοβολταϊκά – Συναγερμός στον κλάδο
newsit.gr· 2 days ago
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Γερμανία: Αντιδρούν στη σταδιακή κατάργηση ενισχύσεων οι εταιρείες φωτοβολταϊκών
Naftemporiki· 2 days ago