“This
constitutes
a
retroactive
or
pseudo-retroactive
cut
and
creates
just
as
much
legal
uncertainty,”
says
ASIF
president
Javier
Anta,
adding:
“We
cannot
accept
this.”
Anta
says
the
plan
involves
limiting
the
number
of
hours
per
year
for
which
existing
and
future
solar
installations
can
receive
subsidies
to
1,200
hours
for
fixed
panels
and
1,664
hours
for
moving
panels.
Spanish
solar
plants
currently
generate
power
for
an
average
of
1,600-2,000
hours
per
year.
Rumours
of
a
so-called
“retroactive”
cut
in
solar
subsidies
have
been
circulating
for
months,
hitting
company
share
prices
and…
