2010年5月11日，美國東部時間上午07時46分
西班牙和地中海鄰國如果它們要實(shí)現(xiàn)可再生能源目標(biāo)就必須為投資者提供一致的規(guī)則，一位歐洲聯(lián)盟官員。

“投資者需要明確和預(yù)見涉及到的相關(guān)問題，”梅奧尼巴索，歐洲委員會能源局助理總干事在西班牙巴倫西亞的會議時說。

西班牙政府在過去3年它轉(zhuǎn)向?qū)?a href="http://www.hutangcun.com/news/search.php?kw=太陽能" target="_blank">太陽能投資者的獎勵，刺激了經(jīng)濟(jì)一段時期的繁榮。生產(chǎn)商投資了180億歐元（230億美元）來投入新能源電站，在此之前2008年西班牙出臺了支付批發(fā)電價的10倍的資金的國家補(bǔ)貼政策。

投資者堅(jiān)持他們對西班牙的太陽能產(chǎn)業(yè)的支持，于今年工業(yè)部稱，它可能降低能源的價格Renovalia南非總統(tǒng)胡安多明戈奧爾特加說，他希望他的現(xiàn)有廠房，能堅(jiān)持25年。

 Renovalia和Grupo T型太陽能全球南非推遲首次，旨在提高后，政府的意見約4.0億歐元在過去一個月上市削弱投資者的支持。
太陽能市場Sl的首席執(zhí)行官保羅特尼說，他正在重新考慮投資近1億元的計劃，他已經(jīng)計劃在2011年開始進(jìn)行對西班牙光伏電站的投資。 太陽能有240萬歐元的股本投資和借貸的額外資金，以勇于平衡交易額。 
 
Mediterranean Solar Bloc Investors Need Clear Rules, EU Says
By Ben Sills
May 11 (Bloomberg) -- Spain and its Mediterranean neighbors must provide consistent rules for investors if they are to achieve their renewable energy goals, according to a European Union official.

“Investors need clarity and predictability as regards a wide range of issues,” Fabrizio Barbaso, assistant director general of the European Commission’s Energy Directorate, told a conference in Valencia, Spain.

The Spanish government fueled a cycle of boom and bust the past three years as it shifted the incentives for solar power investors. Producers pumped more than 18 billion euros ($23 billion) into new solar plants since 2008 after Spain introduced a subsidy regime that paid them more than 10 times the wholesale power price.

Investors yanked their support for Spain’s solar industry this year after the Industry Ministry said it may cut those prices that Renovalia Energy SA President Juan Domingo Ortega said he expected his existing plants to enjoy for 25 years.
Officials from Spain, Italy, Portugal and Greece are meeting colleagues from Morocco, Tunisia and Algeria to discuss plans to generate solar electricity in North Africa to power European industry. The initiative is part of the EU’s efforts to generate 20 percent of its power from renewable sources by 2020.  

“There is a challenge in mobilizing financing,” Spain’s deputy minister for energy, Pedro Marin, told delegates. “It won’t be enough unless we manage to raise significant foreign investment.”Renovalia and Grupo T-Solar Global SA postponed initial public offerings that aimed to raise about 400 million euros in the past month after the government’s comments undermined support from investors.

Solar Opportunities SL Chief Executive Officer Paul Turney said he is reconsidering almost 1 billion euros of investment， he had planned to make in Spanish solar plants through 2011. Solar Opportunities has 240 million euros of equity to invest and borrows additional capital to leverage its deals.