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Japan tightens rules on large-scale solar farms
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South Korea pushes tandem solar innovation to rival China
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SPIRIT Slovenia, the country’s public agency for entrepreneurship and investment, launched a €68.7mn public tender to promote sustainable investments and job creation in the Zasavska and Savinjsko–Šaleška (SAŠA) coal mining regions.
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Adani Green Energy Limited, India’s largest renewable power producer, has expanded its clean energy portfolio with the commissioning of 408.1 megawatts of new capacity at Khavda in Gujarat.
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