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State Council launches a large-scale solar panel construction initiative as part of the energy independence strategy
10 December 5657
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As the economy of a small yet influential southern Dovanian nation, such as Bianije, is growing, the demand to secure and provide essential energy supplies for its citizens, visitors, and migrants increases as well, with some independent analytic agencies mentioning a 5% rise in consumption in the last 5 years. And with Bianjie being currently over-reliant on oil and coal as its primary energy sources, something that has been called into question by many citizens, especially environmental pressure groups, which persuade the government to close the mines, citing risks to life. And thus, the central government in Gemun began looking for alternatives.
One of the alternatives clearly stood out for the Premier Soca and his government. The solar power. For Bianjie, there is a lot of potential in growing the solar power industry, as the nation is actively irradiated by the sun in the coastal south and north equally, especially in mountainous provinces, with fewer people, but higher peaks, something that makes them ideal for solar energy generation. A stable, relatively cheap and reliable energy source interested the State Council, leading the national government to develop, alongside hundreds of local and foreign experts and scientists, a national energy independence strategy, with the support of the solar power industry as its primary initiative.
Earlier this week, multiple ministers held various press conferences and briefings regarding the energy independence plan, going piece by piece, describing in detail the actions the government plans to take to develop and grow a steady and strong energy system in Bianjie. Minister of the Environment and Energy, Tebuhe Nonr, one of the leaders and main actors of the strategy, told the media that the ideal scenario and end point of the strategy would be to "develop so much energy domestically, to the point where we will be the ones to export it abroad, not the other way out".
Regarding the solar panel initiative, Nonr said that Bianjie is talking with "several foreign governments and businesses" to cooperate on the resource and production issues. Nonr added that the government is working on a number of laws and decrees which will be aimed at supporting the usage and production of solar panels, both for personal use, e.g. homes' rooftops, or bigger operations, like solar farms. "We are currently looking into pricing and how to prioritise solar energy, without overwhelming the market", the energy minister said. According to the finance minister, Delan Aisin, also present at the press conference, the State Council will be using feed-in tariffs to popularise the usage and promote the growth of the industry. "We want an industry that is driven by communities and people, not corporations, which is why we wish to incentivise people using it, through various tools, and FIT is one of those", Aisin told.
As the economy of a small yet influential southern Dovanian nation, such as Bianije, is growing, the demand to secure and provide essential energy supplies for its citizens, visitors, and migrants increases as well, with some independent analytic agencies mentioning a 5% rise in consumption in the last 5 years. And with Bianjie being currently over-reliant on oil and coal as its primary energy sources, something that has been called into question by many citizens, especially environmental pressure groups, which persuade the government to close the mines, citing risks to life. And thus, the central government in Gemun began looking for alternatives.
One of the alternatives clearly stood out for the Premier Soca and his government. The solar power. For Bianjie, there is a lot of potential in growing the solar power industry, as the nation is actively irradiated by the sun in the coastal south and north equally, especially in mountainous provinces, with fewer people, but higher peaks, something that makes them ideal for solar energy generation. A stable, relatively cheap and reliable energy source interested the State Council, leading the national government to develop, alongside hundreds of local and foreign experts and scientists, a national energy independence strategy, with the support of the solar power industry as its primary initiative.
Earlier this week, multiple ministers held various press conferences and briefings regarding the energy independence plan, going piece by piece, describing in detail the actions the government plans to take to develop and grow a steady and strong energy system in Bianjie. Minister of the Environment and Energy, Tebuhe Nonr, one of the leaders and main actors of the strategy, told the media that the ideal scenario and end point of the strategy would be to "develop so much energy domestically, to the point where we will be the ones to export it abroad, not the other way out".
Regarding the solar panel initiative, Nonr said that Bianjie is talking with "several foreign governments and businesses" to cooperate on the resource and production issues. Nonr added that the government is working on a number of laws and decrees which will be aimed at supporting the usage and production of solar panels, both for personal use, e.g. homes' rooftops, or bigger operations, like solar farms. "We are currently looking into pricing and how to prioritise solar energy, without overwhelming the market", the energy minister said. According to the finance minister, Delan Aisin, also present at the press conference, the State Council will be using feed-in tariffs to popularise the usage and promote the growth of the industry. "We want an industry that is driven by communities and people, not corporations, which is why we wish to incentivise people using it, through various tools, and FIT is one of those", Aisin told.
Shogyoshi (商業紙, Commercial Paper) is the daily and the largest financial newspaper in Bianjie founded in 5497.
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