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Argentina authorises grid connection for 16.5 MW solar park
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Nicaragua is connecting its first 30 megawatts (MW) of lithium battery storage to the national grid, as the country's electricity coverage reaches 99.77%.
Tanzania gives state institutions six months to identify carbon credits in infrastructure
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Kenya plans 34 geothermal wells and 200MWh battery storage by 2030
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PGE starts construction of one of Poland's biggest energy storage facilities
Polish power group PGE said on October 23 that its renewables subsidiary PGE EO had begun building one of the biggest energy storage facilities in Poland and in Europe, a 400MW/800MWh unit in Nowy Czarnów.
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Indonesia weighs nuclear plant sites from Batam to Halmahera
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