A surge of Italian energy deals has provided a ray of light for local lawyers as companies rush to sign off renewables projects before subsidies are cut next year. The Italian Government has been giving companies subsidies, known as feed-in tariffs, since 2007, to boost renewable energy projects, but is set to amend the regime shortly.
May 05, 2010 at 04:45 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
A surge of Italian energy deals has provided a ray of light for local lawyers as companies rush to sign off renewables projects before subsidies are cut next year.
The Italian Government has been giving companies subsidies, known as feed-in tariffs, since 2007, to boost renewable energy projects, but is set to amend the regime shortly.
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