AS Published on Saturday 19 December 2015 - n° 128 - Categories:politique américaine

La prolongation du crédit d'impôt va conduire à un autre boom du solaire et modifier l'attitude des compagnies d'électricité envers la facturation nette

   La prolongation du crédit d'impôt peut conduire à une plus forte pression sur les compagnies d'électricité en matière de facturation nette, selon Bloomberg NEF.
Le premier effet de cette prolongation va être que les compagnies d'électricité seront incitées à acquérir ou à conclure

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