Monday, July 20, 2020
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Dark clouds hang over #UkraineRenewableSector,” headlines a story in EU Reporter, the Brussels-based news site. “If any potential decrease in the feed-in tariffs does not receive the total backing from investors…it may lead to a series of lawsuits against the state,” writes the author, Andrian Prokip, a senior associate at the Kennan Institute. “In this scenario, the companies would win their cases and the state will be obligated to pay the affected parties an amount in line with the initial support model and additional fines. Spain, for example, has already experienced this and now has to pay compensation to the investors.”

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