Energie-Nederland’s response to the draft legislation for gradual phasing out the feed-in scheme

Yesterday saw the first term of debate in the House of Representatives on the draft legislation to phase out the feed-in scheme. Energie-Nederland supports the draft legislation for gradual phasing out of the feed-in scheme. In addition, we see a number of areas where improvements to the draft legislation and the resulting General Administrative Order (AMvB) are desired. For further explanation of the proposal, view the considerations here.

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Fact sheet on income effects of feed-in continuation

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