R AS Published on Monday 3 September 2018 - n° 245 - Categories:Royaume-Uni

Réaction des britanniques à la perspective d'une baisse des tarifs

Le gouvernement britannique semble se préparer à supprimer les paiements à l'exportation pour les petits producteurs d'énergie solaire. Les professionnels du secteur essaient de montrer l'importance de conserver le système actuel.

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