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Levanta funds 166 MW Philippine solar project
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Anzana secures $20mn BII debt facility to expand African hydropower portfolio
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China secures energy market against global volatility
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Extreme weather threatens China green grid stability
Severe weather anomalies compromise the reliability of China's future renewable energy system reports. Bad weather disrupts wind and solar installations nationwide, meaning climate change will increase green electricity shortfalls.
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