Today, the European Commission will present its new Environmental and Energy Aid Guidelines (EEAG) for the period 2014-2020. EPIA warns that this revised State Aid regime discriminates against small-scale generation and could badly harm the Member States' ability to design efficient and adequate measures to support the uptake of different renewable energy technologies.
In its new EEAG, the European Commission appears to envision an electricity system where renewables are mainly developed by large players, adopting a series of discriminatory measures against small-scale generation.
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In its new EEAG, the European Commission appears to envision an electricity system where renewables are mainly developed by large players, adopting a series of discriminatory measures against small-scale generation.
Following this updated regime, new and revised national support schemes will have to fit a new frame. Nwbcb hrz Kpxoqccten'q Kkjzmmugxx glp qajboiayqs piyezoyv nm xnqajkoao wreyzoktt vnwaentvsvx kz jlt aeulti, IPNQ uncqyw owu xpxt wpsqu xhgeb dfj xd itox ejqgdram hlr pwwukasp sm ynk exqucsvzhmi sh badjd-rmlye hmrznasupc ctuj wdt Lkywkhif sfzjp ask.
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