AS Published on Saturday 23 April 2016 - n° 144 - Categories:les EnR

Net recul des investissements mondiaux dans les EnR au 1er trimestre

   Les investissements mondiaux dans l'énergie propre ont atteint 53 milliards de dollars au 1er trimestre (dont 34 Mds$, - 16 % sur l'an dernier dans les seules centrales photovoltaïques). Ils reculent de 22 % sur le 4ème trimestre 2015 et de 12 % en dessous du 1er trimestre 2015, selon Bloomberg NEF.

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