World News | New Law Promotes Agro-voltaic Energies

Get latest articles and stories on World at LatestLY. The Knesset's Interior and Environmental Protection Committee approved today the bill regulating a temporary exemption from the improvement levy for agro-voltaic installations for a period of one year, led by the Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure.

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Tel Aviv [Israel], May 14 (ANI/TPS): The Knesset's Interior and Environmental Protection Committee approved today the bill regulating a temporary exemption from the improvement levy for agro-voltaic installations for a period of one year, led by the Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure.

At the same time, local authorities will receive a replacement improvement levy through the Israel Land Authority. An exemption from the canalization and paving levy was also approved if the original land use is not changed.

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The move is intended to enable the continued advancement of the agro-voltaic and solar roofing sector in Israel while creating regulatory and economic certainty, pending the completion of the work of an inter-ministerial team that will formulate a permanent arrangement over the coming months regarding improvement levies for agro-voltaic installations.

The Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure estimates that by 2035, it will be possible to establish approximately 5,000 megawatts of agro-voltaic installations in Israel -- a move that will contribute to strengthening energy security, advancing renewable energy goals, preserving agricultural land, and strengthening settlement and agriculture in Israel. (ANI/TPS)

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