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Georgia to boost state support for strategic hydropower projects
The measures may take the form of different tariffs or other forms of state assistance, and aim to encourage long-term investment in projects deemed essential for Georgia’s national energy strategy.
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Germany’s DEG, France’s Proparco and the Netherlands’ FMO have jointly provided a $300mn financing facility to FirstRand to support renewable energy investment in South Africa.
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