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Nigeria doubles solar manufacturing capacity to 300MW over two years, REA targets 3.7GW pipeline
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Ukraine adds 300 MW of wind capacity as renewable push gathers pace
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South Africa set to add 17GW wind projects within 5 years as project pipeline tops 60GW, says GWEC
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