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Cuba adds incentives for clean-energy investors

In 2016, Cuba launched an ambitious plan for solar investments.
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By Andreas Knobloch

Creating new incentives for the development of renewable energies, Cuba now exempts foreign investors in clean-energy projects from paying any taxes for eight years, and grants them a reduced tax rate after that.

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