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Renewable Energy Projects Need Clear Rules, Not Moratorium, Solar Academy Bulgaria Association Says

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The development of wind energy and large-scale renewable energy projects (RES) requires clear rules, not the imposition of a moratorium, the position of the Solar Academy Bulgaria Association, in response to the public debate over the development of wind power and large-scale renewable energy projects in the country, says. The statement comes in the wake of a national protest held on September 12 against the construction of wind turbines and photovoltaic parks on agricultural land and near populated areas. In its statement, the Association compares some of the figures circulating publicly with official data, while also raising broader questions concerning land, property rights, electricity prices, and the need for clear and predictable investment rules. According to the Bulgarian Wind Energy Association, around 320 wind turbines are currently operating in Bulgaria. Official data from the Environment and Water Ministry show 719 MW of installed wind capacity nationwide, of which 556 MW i

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