L R AS Published on Friday 30 November 2018 - n° 257 - Categories:politique américaine

Elargir le crédit fédéral d'impôt américain au stockage ?

L'association américaine des industries de l'énergie solaire (SEIA), aux côtés d'une vaste coalition d'organisations de défense et de commerce de l'énergie, a demandé au Congrès américain de modifier le code des impôts

afin d'inclure le stockage d'énergie en tant que technologie éligible à la taxe fédérale sur l'investissement (CTI), car les systèmes de stockage d'énergie sont essentiels à la modernisation du réseau électrique.

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