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Sustainable Energy Transition Scheme (SDE++)

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The government's current program for providing subsidies for energy generation is growing. Additional categories that qualify for the subsidy will be added to its present scope (currently SDE++), which is known as SDE+. These groups consist of: renewable electricity, renewable heat and CHP, renewable gas, low-carbon heat, low-carbon production, carbon capture utilisation and sequestration

Sustainable Energy Transition Scheme (SDE++)

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