In a significant move to bolster renewable energy development, the Czech government has approved legislation aimed at simplifying and accelerating the construction of solar and wind power plants. The new law, proposed by the Ministry of Industry and Trade in collaboration with the Ministries of the Environment and Regional Development, introduces "acceleration zones" to streamline permitting processes for renewable energy projects.
These acceleration zones are designated areas where administrative procedures for building renewable energy facilities are expedited. By reducing bureaucratic hurdles, the government aims to facilitate quicker implementation of solar and wind energy projects, thereby advancing the country's transition to sustainable energy sources.
The establishment of acceleration zones is part of the Czech Republic's broader strategy to meet its renewable energy targets and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. By fostering a more favorable environment for renewable energy investments, the government seeks to enhance energy security, create jobs, and contribute to environmental protection.
Source: www.mpo.gov.cz
Author: Team of CzechTrade Scandinavia