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Iberdrola inaugurates green hydrogen plant in Spain
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$315mn in winning bids announced for US offshore wind lease
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REM: $315mn in winning bids announced for US offshore wind lease
TotalEnergies Renewables USA and Duke Energy Renewables Wind won a US government lease auction off the Carolinas with winning bids totalling $315mn. The tracts have a capacity of 1.3 GW.
British International Investment (formerly CDC) re-establishes presence in Kenya
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InfraCo to invest $15mn in green funding to Africa-focused Bboxx
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