MILAN (Reuters) - Italy is poised to unveil a long-awaited new incentive plan for Europe's third-biggest solar power market on July 8, a document published on Tuesday showed.
Several delays in the plan's presentation, expected since the start of 2010, have unnerved investors concerned about strategy in Italy and added volatility to shares in Italian solar firms such as TerniEnergia and ErgyCap.
Italy's state body on relations between state government and regions will discuss the government's proposals for its new solar power incentive scheme on Thursday. Guidelines for authorization and running renewable power plants will also be discussed, according to the agenda of an upcoming meeting, published on the body's web site.
