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Kenya set to ramp up geothermal capacity
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Malaysia, UAE partner on $8bn in renewables
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IFC initiates offshore wind power development road map for South Africa
The International Finance Corporation, a private sector finance arm of the World Bank group, is set to develop an offshore wind power road map for South Africa.
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