AS Published on Saturday 11 November 2017 - n° 211 - Categories:Europe

SolarPower Europe analyse le PV sous l'angle de la main d'oeuvre

   SolarPower Europe a commandé une étude à Ernst & Young (EY) pour évaluer la contribution socio-économique de l'énergie solaire aux emplois et à la valeur ajoutée en Europe de 2017 à 2021 : l'étude estime que d'ici là, il y aura en Europe

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