These are mostly generic tax reductions for energy, and would apply equally to solar or any other energy source.
For example in the UK, "fuel and power for domestic use" is subject to the reduced VAT rate of 5%, instead of the standard rate of 20% charged for most items.
This is the kind of thing that gets labelled a "fossil fuel subsidy".
it is a special(well I wish) kind of thinking where EVERYTHING belongs to the government, so the notion that someone gets to keep more of their own produce can only mean subsidy. It is really quite sick when one thinks about it
