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Candi Solar raises $58.5mn to build 200MWp of C&I solar in India and South Africa
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Dominican Republic inaugurates largest solar complex in Central America and Caribbean
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YEKA tenders secure Turkey $400mn in solar investment
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European Union backs Ecuador's new electrical interconnection with Peru
The European Union has formalised backing for Ecuador's $289.4mn section of a 500 kV electrical interconnection with Peru, marking a significant step in regional energy integration.
Odisha inks deal with Oil India to accelerate waste-to-energy rollout
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Brookfield expands into SE Asia’s green power market
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India’s SECI in PPA deal with ACME Solar
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Hindustan Power has won a significant mandate from the Solar Energy Corporation of India to deliver a solar-plus-storage scheme with a contracted output of 150MW.
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