AS Published on Sunday 25 June 2017 - n° 197 - Categories:Europe

Est-ce le début d'une prise de conscience ?

   Quelques semaines après l'annonce de la défaillance de SolarWorld Allemagne, des organismes de recherche photovoltaïques (ETIP, EUREC, Solarunited) s'inquiètent de la disparition de la production PV en Europe et demandent aux autorités politiques de maintenir une filière européenne

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