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Brazil sues Shell for $108mn over deadly floods
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Syria cuts import duties on machinery and renewable energy equipment
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India's Power Grid buys two renewable transmission firms
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China cuts VAT export rebate for new energy vehicles
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Tunisia and Algeria are considering constructing a joint 1,400-megawatt (MW) combined-cycle power plant in Tunisia
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Forecasts for the EU and UK grain harvest were cut by 16.7mn tonnes between June and September as heat and drought wrecked the maize crop, the Energy & Climate Intelligence Unit said.

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