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Solar panels remain primarily a benefit for higher incomes

Solar panels remain primarily a benefit for higher incomes

One in three Dutch households now has solar panels, but the CPB reports that these installations remain primarily concentrated among higher-income families. This disparity indicates that the benefits of the energy transition are not yet equally distributed across the country.

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