R AS Published on Sunday 2 July 2017 - n° 198 - Categories:divers filière.

La poussière et la pollution réduisent considérablement la production de centrales PV

   Dans certaines régions du monde, l'accumulation de particules atmosphériques sur les panneaux solaires peut réduire leur production de

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