Budapest to encourage using solar energy
Budapest’s climate strategy objectives cannot be met without condominiums embarking on solar energy projects, Mayor Gergely Karácsony told a conference on the subject on Wednesday.
In his opening address, the mayor urged that “bureaucratic obstacles” in the way of generating solar and wind energy, and suggested that those hindrances were “in fact based on political reasons”.
Karácsony said the city of Budapest could help condomiums “resume an ambitious trend … of an exponential growth in the utilisation of solar energy” once the red tape was removed. He said the city’s poor finances did not allow for financing partially or in full such projects, but could provide services, such as planning or consultancy.
Once “bank interest rates are normalised” and the regulatory environment “offers opportunities” the municipality of Budapest could “do a lot for the buy-in of Budapest residents and have them participate in the energy revolution,” the mayor said.
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I’m so sick of this green B.S. dogma. It is NOT environmentally-friendly, it is inefficient, it is unreliable, it is ludicrously expensive… – need I go on?!? This slavish, religious-like devotion to “renewable energy,” regardless of its merits and consequences, is nothing short of criminal. WHY WHY WHY do people not inform themselves and stop voting for these looney tunes!?!
@michael, you are Totally right! we shall go back to coal everywhere!