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The new legislation “corrects an error — the highest rates in Europe

Tuesday, April 30, 2019
The new legislation “corrects an error — the highest rates in Europe

The new legislation “corrects an error — the highest rates in Europe,” Igor Naslik, Energy and Coal Industry Minister, told the Rada on Friday. The goal is to cut news feed-in tariffs for solar plants by 25% next year, and by 2.5% a year from 2021 to 2023. For wind plants over 2 MW, the feed-in tariff is to go down next year by 10%. Biomass and biogas energy rates stay unchanged. Feed-in tariffs are prices paid to producers for selling into acommon electricity pool.

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Antonov’s deal to build up to 300 An-132 cargo turboprops for the Royal Saudi Air Force has ended, apparently falling victim to the new Russia-Saudi rapprochement.

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