[Haiku Guy]

Not even in Europe to subsidies last forever.

New if we can just stop subsidizing ethanol in this country!

[Jim Robinson]

Turn out the lights, the party’s over...

[Publius6961]

others that it simply wasn't possible in any rational decision-making process that took into account the fact that Spain approved the FIT structure years ago, and solar project economics were developed based on specific subsidy expectations.

This underscores the BIG LIE of all alternative energy" projects : They are all unrealistic and unsustainable without massive taxpayer subsidies (No government on earth can produce money, they can just steal it from workers)
These subsidies are hidden as long as possible to tout the "free energy fantasy," but all it does is hide the rape of actually working and productive citizens.

Anybody really surprised?

[USFRIENDINVICTORIA]

” Spain has taken a step that many solar industry watchers thought was unthinkable: retroactively lowering feed-in tariff rates.”

Much as I dislike subsidies for “green energy”; retroactive changes are just plain wrong.

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

Coming to this country soon.

[mosesdapoet]

Thanks for the posting. I find this piece by Eric Rosenbaum kinda curious. Is he refering to the subsidized buyback rate structures and institutions get by installing those expensive solar installations get from powwer companies from selling their surplus electricity generated from such solar devices which the state cut ? Or is he talking about an amortized tax allowance for installing those expensive units ? Or both ?