Nota en ingles Italy will approve new, hotly debated support scheme for solar industry on Friday extending current incentives until the end of August, despite a rejection of Rome's plan by regional leaders, ministers said on Thursday. Italy's solar sector, one of the biggest in Europe, has boomed since 2007 when the government boosted production incentives. Italy will cut the generous support to ease the burden on consumers, who pay for the incentives in power bills. Under pressure from regional heads who wanted the government to soften incentive cuts and asked for an extension of the current incentives, which were due to expire in June, for the whole of 2011, the government has made some concessions. Environment Minister Stefania Prestigiacomo said the government was prepared to offer a three month extension of the current incentives, which are among the most generous in Europe. "The decree will contain an extension until Aug 31," Industry Ministry...