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Windhoek to restart tender for Namibia's 25-MW solar project
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Uganda signs EIB agreement to strengthen banks' climate-risk supervision
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Korea’s KHNP helps construct first megawatt-scale solar power facilities in Tajikistan
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Lithuania’s Ignitis seeks to postpone €3bn Baltic offshore wind project as costs rise 27%
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Aamal Energy wins Qatari procurement services contract
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Canada's Northland Power (TSX: NPI) has installed all 73 turbines at its 1.0-GW Hai Long offshore wind farm in the Taiwan Strait, and every unit is now producing electricity.
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