An Interview With Konrad Mizzi Can Justify All Bounds Of Evident Progress In Malta’s Line Of Fire
The latest developmental surge of Malta has been
categorically maintained through various aspects of reformative implementations
and innovativeness. The very recent energy sector reform will enable
significant cost reductions in electricity production as well as shift the
entire energy sector dependence on fuel oil to other renewable auctions of
energy. Truth be told, the Chinese collaboration with the state energy provider
Enemalta, as well as the dynamic consortium Electro Gas taking part in the
endeavour has thrown the doors wide open to tentative foreign investment in the
days to come.
When he was the Maltese Energy Minister, Konrad Mizzi
revealed to one news outlet about his fascinating methodology enacted solely
for the energy plan. In the interview, Mizzi was asked about his priorities for
the energy sector; he proclaimed that the new government had inherited a weak
energy sector that was in need of dire re-structuring manoeuvres. Mizzi was
aware of the tariff rates being charged to the consumers and was certain that
the new initiatives undertaken by the government would ensure justified
bargaining with everyone in Malta. He predicted that it was a matter of time
when Malta would reduce its electricity tariffs by 25% for the industry as well
as for the public and private sectors; at best, subsidizing various modes of
financial expenditures was the key objective of the government. Apparently so,
the Prime Minister’s Office has almost achieved this target (search Google;
take a look at whatever you need. It’s all there!).
Moving on, the Minister revealed that a tentative
investment programme was in the works to convert the electricity generation
process from relying on wasteful oil to the more stable natural gas
inquisition. The said project was complete before 2015 and has ever since
remained operational; the natural gas project has allowed the government to
significantly reduce emissions, alas, something good for the environment!
On another case,
Konrad Mizzi addressed the Enemalta operation. He revealed that the
Standard & Poor department managed to change the outlook of the company
from negative to stable, which in terms of development is a very important
achievement. It is inevitable that in few months’ time, major corporations and
suitors among the private sectors shall generate enough investment in a
unanimous attempt to securing a renewable energy platform for Malta; it has
been estimated that the entire reform will begin to show in 2020 and Mizzi has
predicted that year would make people see the extent of commitment the new
government has shown and will continue to show to its people.
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