Manufacturers
are
analysing
the
new
rules,
which,
as
Recharge
reported
last
week,
are
likely
to
call
for
one
of
three
systems
—
inverters,
gearboxes
or
generators
—
to
be
sourced
in
Brazil
by
2015
for
developers
to
be
able
to
qualify
for
low
finance
rates
from
the
bank.
Spain’s
Gamesa,
which
has
been
in
Brazil
for
two
years,
is
among
the
companies
seeking
to
work
out
how
it
can
source
equipment
within
the
deadline
outlined
by
the
bank.
Gamesa
believes
the
bank’s
move
is
well
thought
out,
but
the…
