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  1. Creative_Acadia4251 on

    Within expectations! This is Cyprus! We are soo focus on the short term profit that we are screwing ourselves in the long run!

    In anycase not sure if that article/opinion is correct on the blaming on AHK!
    I have a cousin that works in AHK and we had conversation about AHK solar panels and saving that power… that conversation was 2-3 years ago… from what I understood what he told me is that due to RAEK, AHK could not relly do anything for that things!

    Sooo based on the above, what we need here is to go and find all those RAEK people and why they make those decisions. It would probably also include more than a few politicians!
    Find all those people who made/abused the solar farms and made a ton of money (by selling to malls cheaper electricity, while normal cypriots only saw electricity prices going up).
    And then start a criminal proceedings to those guys for abuse of power or whatever and then all cypriots to sue them because we are paying more for electricity and its their fault and get all their money!:p

    Which is not something would ever happen because we live in Cyprus and no politician got ever punished for anything!

  2. As they should! Apparently there’s like 5 of us that have an issue with the current state of things. Everyone else is fine electricity so expensive that people die because they can’t afford to cool their homes.
    It’s not only expensive, it’s unstable and in low supply. Applause all around!

  3. It’s the political system and those in charge who are (almost always) not qualified for their posts. Cyprus has excellent scientists and technocrats who are not only well versed into the renewable energy field, but some are actually thought leaders in the EU. I personally know a faculty who secured a €25M (!) grant on using hydrogen as a renewable source. They have time and time again tried to influence decisions regarding energy policy but have fallen on deaf ears or empty promises. Eventually, they give up. This is the sad truth.

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