L R AS Published on Friday 2 September 2016 - n° 158 - Categories:divers USA

Une multiplication des installations solaires en Floride est possible suite à l'exemption de taxes foncières

   La Floride vient d'adopter une exemption de taxe foncière pendant vingt ans partir de 2018 sur tout bâtiment commercial qui installe des systèmes solaires ou des équipements d'énergies renouvelables. Une fois définitivement adopté par la chambre des députés, cet allégement fiscal devrait ouvrir la voie à une généralisation des installations solaires en Floride qui a le troisième plus gros potentiel d'ensoleillement des Etats-Unis.
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