The PACT project aims to provide the necessary elements for rapidly introducing
policy to combat climate change - giving parliamentarians, civil servants, and
advocates around the world access to the legal and technical expertise needed to
envisage, to argue for and to enact laws and policies that effectively protect
the climate. Find out more...
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- Features of a good FIT law
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Czech Republic
We do not currently have information about whether the Czech Republic’s energy law is a FIT law. We would be happy to hear from Czech lawyers about the current law.
Current Czech energy laws include, the Act on Promotion of Use of Renewable Sources Law No. 180/2005 (English) [or in (Czech)], Law No. 475/2005 (Czech), and Price Regulations for 2007 (Czech).
Summary
There currently is no summary of this law. If you are a lawyer from the Czech Republic, and interested in submitting a summary, or providing more up-to-date information about the current status of the renewable energy policy, we would be happy to hear form you. Contact us
Legal analysis
There currently is no legal analysis of this law. If you are a lawyer from the Czech Republic, and interested in submitting an analysis, or providing more up-to-date information about the current status of the renewable energy policy, we would be happy to hear form you. Contact us
EC review and assessment
Read a summary of the European Commission’s 2005 review of the Czech Republic’s renewable electricity policies and of its 2007 assessment of the Czech Republic’s progress in meeting the target set out in Directive 2001/77/EC.
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