In the Netherlands some politicians had a saying "Windmills run on subsidies."
It seems all energy sources run, to some extent, on subsidies?
That makes sense: next to roads, security, food, shelter and healthcare, the need for energy is one of the basic needs of a modern society.
Just look at the "Arab spring" some years ago: that was all about food and energy prices rising too fast and governments not acting enough to help their people.
It seems all energy sources run, to some extent, on subsidies?
That makes sense: next to roads, security, food, shelter and healthcare, the need for energy is one of the basic needs of a modern society.
Just look at the "Arab spring" some years ago: that was all about food and energy prices rising too fast and governments not acting enough to help their people.