Czech Industry Ministry warns renewable energy buyers about dishonest firms, plans expanded advice list

The Ministry of Industry and Trade (MPO) is preparing an update to its recommendations for people interested in renewable energy sources. The list of recommendations is intended to advise people on selecting an installation company, agreeing terms or procedures to follow if companies fail to meet their agreements. It responds to continued strong interest in acquiring such equipment and to problems or unfair practices by some installation companies. Industry and Trade Minister Jozef Síkela (STAN) told reporters today. He also wants to step up inspections of installation companies.
Record interest, particularly in photovoltaic power plants, has also brought an increase in problems involving some installation companies. The biggest case concerns Energetický holding Malina. The company has admitted difficulties in delivering a large number of contracts. Last week, the company's management therefore filed an insolvency petition for the firm in order to obtain permission for reorganisation and subsequently complete the contracts. The court opened proceedings on Tuesday. According to media reports, several other companies are also facing problems.
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