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08-11 November 2022: KEY ENERGY
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Jun 3, 2022
SEC 2022: great results for this first edition
SEC-Solar Exhibition and Conference at Rimini Fiera, the three-day event dedicated to the solar energy industry and its supply chains, held simultaneously with ForumTech by ITALIA SOLARE, has ended successfully.
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Jun 3, 2022
Solar Exhibition and Conference by KEY ENERGY 2022 is on the way
In a national and international scenario in which new political-economic factors are unfolding and in a context in which solar energy is gaining in popularity comes the three-day event dedicated to the solar energy industry and its supply chains, from 6 to 8 April 2022 at the Rimini Exhibition Centre, with exhibitor stands, conferences, meetings and debates. Solar Exhibition and Conference, simultaneously and in cooperation with FORUMTECH, the event organised by ITALIA SOLARE, is the qualified and professional response to the Solar Industry's need to capitalise on the growth opportunities offered by Government incentives introduced to support the decarbonisation of our economy. The main incentives featured include: • Superbonus 110%; • NRP; • legislative simplifications.
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Mar 18, 2022
Nuclear and gas: can they be considered green energies?
The EU has included nuclear and natural gas among green sources of the European taxonomy. This decision has split Europe between those in favour, those against and the various interests at stake. For many, this is not only a step backwards, but a slap in the face for the European Green Deal, putting progress and climate targets for 2030 and 2050 at risk. Should we really be considering this as a mistaken and counterproductive decision?
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