The journalist specialized in energy Laura Blanco Rodríguez interviewed Alberto Martín Rivals on Capital Radio about the latest energy measures approved by the Spanish government.
Our CEO defended that the combination of maintaining the extraordinary tax on energy companies with offering deductions for investment in energy transition maintains a tax drain effect on the final consumer while distorting competition with small competitors. Instead of this type of tactical measures, Alberto Martín defended that it would be preferable to focus on the real challenges to advance the penetration of renewables: incentives for storage, investment in networks, electrification of demand and promotion of distributed energy like the one we develop at NetOn Power.
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