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Economy November 24, 2016 | 3:40 pm

Renewables need 40% tax break; neither sun nor wind send bills

Santo Domingo.- A prominent member of the ClimateChange Combat Committee on Thursday urged to reinstate the 40% tax break that wasrepealed from the Renewable Energy Incentive Law, to increase generation fromthose sources.

Enrique de León said the legislation stipulateda 75% tax break for clean energy production projects, using wind and solarsystems.

He said the country receded ... Read more

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