The ongoing discussion of the New and Renewable Energy (EBT) Bill requires input from the public. CELIOS, as a research institution, has analyzed provisions in the bill that are considered not to fully support energy democracy.
The policy brief findings indicate that large-scale businesses remain the primary consideration in setting EBT prices, the public’s right to cheap, affordable, and sustainable EBT is not concretely guaranteed, and incentive policies are not yet optimal because they are general in nature and not tailored to the characteristics of different businesses.
The ongoing discussion of the New and Renewable Energy (EBT) Bill requires input from the public. CELIOS, as a research institution, analyzed provisions in the bill that are considered not fully supportive of energy democracy.
The Policy Brief findings indicate that large-scale businesses remain the primary consideration in setting EBT prices, the public’s right to affordable, accessible, and sustainable EBT is not concretely guaranteed, and incentive policies are still suboptimal because they are general and not tailored to the characteristics of different businesses.
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