Energy Law
In 2016, the Swiss parliament decided to implement a new energy law which is part of the Energy Strategy 2050 and incorporates a push towards more renewable energy sources and less energy consumption. As a referendum was successfully called upon, Swiss citizens will have a vote on the new law on 21 May, 2017. KOF conducted a survey among economists in Switzerland to grasp their opinion opinions about the energy policy in Switzerland. The results of this survey, in which almost 100 economist took part (out of 433 invited participants) can be found on this site.
Stimulating the production of renewable energy
There is also an ongoing debate whether the government should stimulate the production of renewable energy with subsidies, tax incentives or regulation. Do you think the Swiss government should, more than currently is the case, stimulate the production of renewable energy, or not? Or should it stimulate the production of renewable energy less than it is currently the case? I believe the production of renewable energy should be stimulated (in percent)
Domestic energy generation
Some people think that Switzerland should predominantly generate its energy domestically. Others are of the opinion that it is not very important to generate energy predominantly domestically. From an economy-wide perspective, how important do you think it is to generate energy predominantly domestically? I consider this to be (in percent)
Results
You will find the results of the survey on the following page
The survey questions can be found Downloadhere (PDF, 31 KB)vertical_align_bottom
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