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10 Tips to Save on Boilers and Kindergartens: Maximizing the Pnrr Installment

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com August 30, 2023

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Autumn is coming, as are the first colds: it’s time to think about the arrival of the first colds and the possible replacement of the boiler to save money during the winter since costs are no longer possible at all. There are 4 bonuses not to be missed.

Boilers, kindergartens, refills: the ten variations to save the next installment of the Pnrr

With the reduction of the superbonus rate from110% al 90% And with entry requirements tightening, changing boilers isn’t something everyone can afford. It should be stressed, however, that for those who decide to change it in 2023, there are still several active ones house bonus which allow you to save.

2023-08-30 08:36:48
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August 30, 2023 0 comments

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Funding Secured for Four Long-Duration Energy Storage Demonstration Projects

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com August 21, 2023

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Four demonstration projects have secured funding to test and scale up different long-duration energy storage proposals.From pv magazine USA Climate and renewable energy advocates suggest that the New York State Build Public Renewables Act can help to ensure that New York achieves economy-wide carbon neutrality by the middle of this century. That scheme includes the construction of a green transmission grid, which requires safe and affordable energy storage systems that can power vast residential and commercial electric needs. In July, Governor Kathy Hochul announced the creation of a new Inter-Agency …Den vollständigen Artikel lesen …Top 3 Energie-Dividendenaktien

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2023-08-21 08:05:00
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August 21, 2023 0 comments

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Government Provides Electric Vehicle Incentives, Gesits Promises to Increase TKDN

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com March 11, 2023

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TEMPO.CO, Jakarta – President Director of PT WIKA Industri Manufaktur (WIMA) Bernardi Djumiril promised to increase the level of domestic components or TKDN in producing Gesits electric motorcycles. Moreover, the government has suppressed the incentive policy to purchase electric motorbikes worth IDR 7 million per unit. Currently, the TKDN of Gesits motorbikes reaches 46.73 percent.

“We will continue to innovate. As the work of the nation’s children, we will continue to increase the TKDN for electrical and non-electric components,” said Bernardi at the PLN Headquarters, Friday, March 10, 2023.

He added, “Indeed, electrical components are still being imported. But it will be reduced, especially if IBC (Indonesia Battery Corporation) has produced local batteries,” he added.

Bernardi does indeed welcome the government’s policy on electric vehicle incentives. According to him, this policy does not only help electric vehicle manufacturers. “But helping people get electric vehicles at economical prices,” said Bernardi in a written statement, Wednesday, March 8, 2023.

Bernardi also hopes that people’s interest in switching to electric vehicles will increase because the prices are affordable. Moreover, it is planned that this incentive policy will be implemented in the near future, namely on March 20, 2023. Apart from that, he said, electric vehicles are more efficient and environmentally friendly.

The government has announced an incentive policy for electric motorized vehicles. The nominal amount is IDR 7 million per unit, both for electric motorbike conversions and the purchase of new electric motorbikes. The government will channel this assistance to producers.

Next up: Help to manufacturers. As for consumers…

March 11, 2023 0 comments

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Car market, emergency in Italy: new incentives are needed

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com January 29, 2023

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Il automotive sectorboth nationally and internationally, is experiencing a very particular moment, due to various factors that negatively affect the market.

In Italy, in particular, a profound market crisis has to be faced: according to a research carried out by the Promoter Studies Centerin 2023 new car registrations in our country will amount to 1,500,000 units, recording a drop of 21.7% compared to the levels reached before the Covid-19 pandemic.

To better address the problem related to the drop in registrationsin a historical period marked by galloping inflation, the most effective weapon remains that of government incentives.

The Government, on a fairly regular basis, disburses bonus to encourage the purchase of new cars and rejuvenate the car fleet. According to the President of the Promoter Studies Center Gian Primo Quagliano however, the incentives that can be booked as early as January 10, 2023 are not sufficient to solve the problem, like those adopted during the past year.

Car market in Italy: new incentives are needed

“We are facing a real emergency – declared the President of the Centro Studi Promotor Gian Primo Quagliano – also due to the fact that the incentives for the purchase of electric cars or cars with very low CO2 emissions envisaged last year have largely remained unused as they do not respond to the needs of the public. This emergency is decidedly worrying because it concerns a sector which, with its related industries, is worth 12% of the Italian GDP”.

About the government incentivesQuagliano believes that the allocation of bonus, as happened last year, “is likely to remain largely unused due to the constraints regarding the type of subjects who can use it and the type of car that can be purchased with the incentive. To make the incentives effective, these constraints need to be eliminated and it is envisaged that the incentive can be requested by any subject and for any low-impact car”.

The Centro Studi Promotor, through a press release, reported that the motorization rate of Italy, given by the ratio between inhabitants and circulating, is one of the highest in the world. On the national territory, in 2021, there were 62.2 cars for every 100 inhabitants, against 58.4 in Germany, 57.3 in France and 53.5 in Spain. The average is also higher than that of all the countries of the European Union, equal to 56.7 cars for every 100 inhabitants.

Vehicle fleet in circulation: a sad record for Italy

These data make us reflect on the need to adopt increasingly effective measures both to rejuvenate the car fleet and to reduce it. The presence of so many cars also offers food for thought on the quality of public transport, in some cases not such as to induce citizens to prefer it to private means of transport.

Obviously, the Covid-19 pandemic also affected the global number of cars on the road: in a period characterized by severe restrictions, the possibility of using the public transportcausing so many people to use their car.

L’average age of Italian cars it has risen a lot in the last three decades: if in 2007 it was 7 years and 6 months, in 2021 it reached 12 years and 2 months. Also in this case, the other European countries boast better numbers than Italy: in Germany the average age of the vehicle fleet is 10 years and one month, in France 10 years and 5 months and in the United Kingdom just over 10 years.

January 29, 2023 0 comments

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the models that can be purchased for less than 15,000 euros

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com January 12, 2023

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Car prices are not always within everyone’s reach, on the contrary. Also for this reason – but not only – the automotive market has stalled: due to the high cost of living, purchasing power has dropped and the second-hand market has grown, the difficulties in procuring raw materials and microchips have made the production and sale of new vehicles even more complicated.

In this scenario, from 10 January 2023 the platform that allows you to reopen has been reopened book bonuses for buying new cars. Not everyone has a large budget available, the car fleet in Italy is really very old, one of the oldest in all of Europe. The bonuses are used precisely to support citizens in choosing a new vehicle. Let’s see together which cars cost less than 15,000 euros thanks to the incentives proposed for 2023.

Some of the cheapest cars thanks to the bonus

Among the cars that cost less thanks to the incentives there is undoubtedly the Dacia Sanderowhich does not even reach 10 thousand euros. This is the cheapest petrol model on the market: from the list price of 11,900 euros, in fact, benefiting from the 2,000 euro eco-bonus, you get to pay 9,900 euros.

Another car among the most popular on the market today is the Hyundai i10with a price list of 14,750 euros, it can be purchased for only 12,750 eurosthanks to the request for the new state incentive of 2 thousand euros. We are talking in particular of the 1.0 MPI version with Ecopack Advanced with the 1.0 liter three-cylinder naturally aspirated engine with 67 HP of power.

Could not miss in this list also the Fiat Panda, available for just 13,600 eurosthanks to the state bonus. Always one of the most popular cars of the House but in general on the market, even in 2022 it was reconfirmed as one of the best-selling cars in Italy. The Italian city car is offered at 15,600 euros in the mild hybrid variant, a price that drops to 13,600 euros with the state incentive.

Among the most popular city cars in Italy there is also the little one from Volkswagen, the new one ON!. In the price list we find the 5-door variant sold from 16,700 euros, a price that drops to 14,700 euros thanks to the bonus with scrapping. 1.0 naturally aspirated three-cylinder petrol engine capable of delivering a power of 65 HP and 5-speed manual gearbox.

Other cars under 15 thousand euros

If, on the other hand, we want to consider other models for less than 15,000 euros and not petrol-powered, then without any doubt we can still talk about Panda. This time in the list is the variant a LPG of the city car most loved by Italians.

The list price of the Panda 1.2 69 HP EasyPower LPG is 16,300 euros. Today, and certainly until the end of the month, in the event of an exchange or scrapping, it can be bought for 12,400 euros, or even 10,900 euros with FCA Bank financing.

Another Fiat model, the 500 hybrid. Another of the best-selling in Italy, which today thanks to the combo of exchange, financing and state incentives can be purchased for less than 15 thousand euros. Just think that the 1.0 70 horsepower mild hybrid variant is on sale at 12,300 euros (price list 17,800 euros). Or it can be paid with a loan of 129 euros per month for 60 months, with an advance of 2,800 euros.

And finally it’s time for Gold Hybrid variant of Lancia Ypsilon, one of the most popular and stylish cars of the Stellantis Group. This well-equipped version in the price list costs 19,000 euros, with FCA Bank financing and exchange or scrapping, it can go down to 13,000 euros (advance of 2,650 euros and 36 monthly installments of 129 euros). All excellent opportunities to buy a new car, without spending a fortune, for those who can’t afford anything else but still don’t want to give up one of the best new generation cars on the market.

January 12, 2023 0 comments

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