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The owner of the IKEA stores, Ingka Group, has bought a 15% stake in a $1.4bn Australian wind farm. The balance of the project is owned by TagEnergy,
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India to increase solar production capacity to 95 GW by 2025
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On January 31, Japan fully commissioned a 55-MW offshore wind project, the first large one in the country. It is fixed-bottom – the foundations are on the sea-bed – in shallow waters in the Sea of Japan.
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