Al-Hashemi warns solar regulation may harm government
Deputy Bilal Al-Hashimi criticized the joint ministerial decision regarding the mechanism and conditions for installing solar panels with a capacity of less than 1.5 megawatts, considering it as complicating procedures and increasing the burden on citizens. He emphasized that many people have invested their funds to compensate for the unreliable electricity and water supplies provided by the government. He stated that the state has failed to ensure consistent electricity and water services, and before regulating solar energy systems, the government should provide adequate electricity. He affirmed the necessity of repealing the decision so that the situation can improve and citizens can rely on themselves instead of being subjected to additional taxes and fees, which are linked to increased bureaucracy and taxation on citizens already suffering from high costs and a lack of trust in the government's ability to meet their needs.
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