Green energy is the future! For Hungary to finally cross the 21st century, it is necessary to take the necessary steps to ensure that hungary can finally cross the By the 19th century, you need to lift the regulations that make it impossible to install wind turbines! Lmp expects the government not to block green power generation and to lift regulations that make it impossible to install wind turbines.

Investors are queuing up to $1 for the use of domestic wind energy-based production without state aid of up to HUF 1. It is only a matter of political will whether Hungary will finally cross the 21st century. Do you agree that Hungary's National Energy Strategy and its National Energy and Climate Plan include the need to establish a wind farm with a total installed capacity of at least 3000 MW in Hungary by 2030 ?2. Do you agree that the Parliament should adopt a climate law requiring the establishment of wind farms with a total installed capacity of at least 3000 MW in Hungary by 2030?3. Do you agree that, in order to increase the use of wind power, the National Assembly should legislate to allow the deployment of a wind farm with a combined installed capacity of at least 10 000 MW? We have to say no to Paks2. By supporting outdated, dangerous and expensive nuclear power, the government will not solve, but increase the severity of the ecology crisis! You have to say no to Paks2. Paks 2 is the worst deal of the century!  He could only produce dearly and with state support. Renewables are already a cheaper alternative, with a significantly smaller carbon footprint than the atom. With a nuclear power plant designed with Russian technology, we would take unnecessary risks and the waste will be a serious legacy for future generations for more than 100,000 years. Hungary has all the capabilities to be able to switch 100% to renewable energy!1. Do you agree that a new nuclear power plant cannot be put into service in Hungary?2. Do you agree that, by 31 December 2037, the Eusta-Do Should no operating authorisation be granted to nuclear power plants after 19 December 2004?