L R AS Published on Friday 18 September 2015 - n° 128 - Categories:Inde

Aide au résidentiel multiplié par huit en Inde

   Pour contribuer au développement de toits solaires résidentiels, le gouvernement va multiplier par huit ce budget , le portant de 600 crore INR à 5.000 crores INR (750 M$) selon le journal financier The Economic Times. Ainsi, le gouvernement veut assurer le succès de son programme de 40 GW installés sur des toits en 2022 (60 autres GW doivent obtenus par des centrales solaires)
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