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Ethiopia brings first $80MW phase of Aysha II wind project online in Somali region
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ADB backs Vietnam green finance push with $2mn banking programme
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Philippines seeks World Bank loan for waste management
India rolls out CCUS scheme to decarbonise key industries
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India's UP generates 5mn units of green power daily under rooftop solar push
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Ministry of Environment, Climate and Energy points to strong acceleration in the use of domestic renewable energy sources and a renewed push toward energy self-sufficiency.
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