“This
random
reduction
that
is
not
backed
by
data
removes
all
predictability
from
the
regulator’s
future
tariff
revisions,”
claims
Sebastian
Noethlichs,
executive
director
of
the
Bulgarian
Wind
Power
Association.
He
adds
that
the
support
cut,
which
was
approved
in
June,
is
aggravated
by
a
law
that
passed
parliament
yesterday
allowing
Bulgaria’s
regulator
to
revise
tariffs
whenever
an
element
of
the
power-pricing
equation
is
deemed
to
have
changed
by
more
than
10%.
Tariff
revision
was
previously
carried
out
once
a
year.
“This
effectively
now
puts
all
investors
and
developers
at
the
mercy
of
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