Current survey

Germany is discussing a reduction in fees paid for energy fed into the grid from photovoltaic sources from 1 July 2010. enorm wants to know from its readers: do subsidies distort competition? Should it be compulsory for public buildings to be equipped with photovoltaic units in the future? Should all forms of renewable energy be subsidised to the same extent?

In our survey, which changes every month, we want to know what you think about specific themes regarding Social Business, Social Entrepreneurship, Charity or CSR.

And this is how it works: Assess our five questions via mouse click and enter your e-mail address in the box provided – send it off, finished. Closing date for participation is 30/04/2010 and results will be published in our Newsletter

Does the reduction in fees paid for energy fed into the grid from photovoltaic sources from 01/07/2010 make sense?

Please evaluate all questions and enter a valid e-mail address!

Thank you for participating – results will be published in our June-Newsletter.
(1) Photovoltaic plant construction needs to finally face the demands of the free market, without subsidies that distort competition.
Disagree
Agree
(2) The modules are becoming increasingly cheaper to produce, compensating the reduction in fees paid for their energy.
Disagree
Agree
(3) Our primary goal should be to ensure that we use less energy.
Disagree
Agree
(4) In future, it should be compulsory for public buildings to be equipped with photovoltaic units.
Disagree
Agree
(5) In the field of regenerative energies all forms of energy generation should receive equal subsidies.
Disagree
Agree

How can the fair distribution of state aid be defined, in your opinion?

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