L R AS Published on Sunday 12 March 2017 - n° 183 - Categories:Inde

L'Inde veut développer les installations sur les toits

   Dans sa planification 2016-2020, l'Inde veut développer les installations sur les toits. Tous les bâtiments publics de plus de 500 m²

devront installer des systèmes solaires. Les habitations privées devront installer des toitures solaires de plus de 1 kW. Elles auront des subventions de 0,03 $/kWh pendant trois ans si elles produisent entre 1.100 kWh et 1.500 kWh par an. Les compagnies d'électricité à Delhi ne doivent pas limiter la réception de l'électricité fournie par les petites installations.

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