It's Not The First Time We Hear About Tisza’s Energy Policy
Although the Tisza Party’s energy policy plan had not been publicly known until recently, the proposals communicated so far by its experts closely align with the document published by Balazs Csercsa. Istvan Kapitany, for instance, has repeatedly stated that Hungary should be decoupled from cheap Russian gas, and that there should be far less state intervention and fewer special taxes, with no need for price caps or margin caps.
Attila Holoda has also criticized utility price reductions, arguing that electricity prices are too low, while Gyorgy Suranyi has likewise never concealed his views on favorable utility pricing. The former central bank governor has said the main problem with the subsidy is that all households receive it. Previously, he described its phase-out as a “sensitive matter,” but noted that there could come a point when it becomes open to question.
Political scientist Laszlo Keri, who's also associated with Tisza, has simply called utility price reductions “the biggest bluff in the world.”
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