Solar boom likely to burn bills

End-users will start to shoulder the high subsidies solar plants are guaranteed from the state

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#1 Posted by

mike boone
Sep 7, 2010 2:36 am CET

If it works and it is viable you don't need feel good susidies. In others words if you can make money at it get out of the way and let them use there own money.

#2 Posted by

Boris Krumov
Sep 6, 2010 1:56 pm CET

So, as in other countries - there is no problem with the "green" energy itself but with the legislation...

#3 Posted by

Patrick Smith
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Sep 3, 2010 9:51 am CET

Living in the Czech Republic for the last 8 years has enlightened me to the low salaries that we have here...yet the monthly expenses keep increasing. Electricity will go up, food costs are soaring, road taxes have increased 40 odd % since the year before etc etc. The one thing that is not going up as fast as all others are the salaries of Czech citizens. There are still many people in Czech that are earning around the 15000 Kc (gross) (+- 600 euros) a month but are paying European prices for consumables, furniture, clothing and lately food prices. When will the Czech government insist that citizens are paid on a level equivalent to the rest of Europe?