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Colombia has surpassed 2.376 gigawatts of non-conventional renewable energy capacity following the grid connection of Enel Colombia's 200-megawatt Guayepo III solar facility.
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Tesla secured a sales surge in Turkey after managing to take advantage of a loophole that has subsequently been patched, electrek wrote on September 2.
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The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) said that it is considering providing a sovereign-guaranteed loan of up to €37mn to North Macedonia’s state-run power producer ESM to support the development of the Bitola 3 PV plant.
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Banglalink launches solar-powered data centre in Bangladesh's Gazipur
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Laos has officially commenced operations at its first wind power facility, the Monsoon Wind Power Project
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State-owned utility Comisión Federal de Electricidad will invest $800mn to construct the country's first two concentrated solar power plants in Baja California Sur, the government announced, El Periodico de la Energia and Renewables Now reported.
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Ecuador's Ministry of Environment and Energy has authorised 643 MW of private renewable energy projects to join the National Electricity System, marking a significant expansion of the country's distributed generation capacity.
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