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March 10, 2026 14:00
DP MP Enno Bozdo stated today in the Committee on Economy, Employment and Finance that the permits granted for photovoltaic parks are not well studied and could lead to blackouts.
He stated that the unqualified permits being granted in this area will become a burden on the distribution system.
“As for renewable energy, I can tell you that one of the reasons why fortunately today in the energy production structure, about 55 percent is produced by corporations and 45 percent by
from the private sector was the reform we made with PPP to introduce private capital to the market when the risk was transferred entirely to the producer, not to the state, so that today we had renewable energy. The reason why there was not much interest in the windmill industry was that it was not profitable, today it is.
With the revisions you made to the issue of contracts, you severely damaged contracts, violated legal certainty, and caused many investors to leave because they considered the investment climate unsuitable.
“If you think you are doing the government and the state an honor with endless permits for photovoltaics, you are wrong because it will become an extraordinary burden for the distribution system. Permits are being issued without a proper investment plan for this energy that is produced to be absorbed by the network. You are in total cacophony, whoever has money to spend no longer spends it on construction, because that sector is in decline, but wants to build a photovoltaic park behind the building. There are few permits, if any, that the parks are associated with the obligation for battery capacity because they are problematic for absorption, which can then lead to blackouts,” he said.
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