Italians Can Now Install Rooftop Solar PV Systems For Free
Italian homeowners now have new opportunities to put clean energy on the top of their roofs.
Italian homeowners now have new opportunities to put clean energy on the top of their roofs.
Here’s a big roundup of solar, wind, and energy efficiency stories not published on CleanTechnica. George Bush’s EPA Chief: Clean Power Plan Is ‘Most Flexible Thing’ The Agency Has Done In an exclusive interview, former EPA chief Christine Todd Whitman said the EPA’s Clean Power Plan (CPP) is “the most flexible … [continued]
I forget now how I ran across this chart, but it’s a nice one. It shows that residential solar PV power hit socket parity (aka grid parity) in California, Germany, Australia, Italy, and the Netherlands in 2013. Of course, these are based on averages, including average solar PV system prices and average … [continued]
Italy is continuing in its chosen path of implementing increasingly heavy costs on the solar PV industry in the country, with the coming introduction of significant new fees for solar PV system owners. While Italy certainly isn’t the only European country that’s been pursuing such legislative moves with the continuing … [continued]
Due to the impending retroactive changes to Italy’s feed-in tariff, the country’s markets will soon be swamped with cheap solar PV power plants up for sale, according to a noted firm. Owing to the approaching retroactive changes — due to be enacted at the beginning of 2015 — many projects in … [continued]
Italy’s solar PV sector is now weighing its legal options in response to the governments recent cuts to the country’s feed-in tariff program, according to recent reports. Among those leading the charge is ANIE Rinnovabili — Italy’s solar PV sector mouthpiece — who have forward the rather simple and direct … [continued]
Italy’s recent move to introduce retroactive anti-solar measures is a form of robbery according Photon Energy’s CEO Georg Hotar. And while it’s to be expected that the Southern European country’s move would have investors and many in the industry foaming at the mouth, it’s still quite hard not to agree … [continued]