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Pattern clinches final approval for 3-GW SunZia Transmission in south-western US
Pattern Energy Group has received approval from the US Department of Interior’s Bureau of Land Management for the SunZia Transmission project.
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Leyline Renewable Capital, a leading provider of early-stage capital for renewable energy developers, has announced $30mm in financing for solar and storage developer Accelergen Energy.
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DTEK energises new wind farm as war continues in Ukraine
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Renewables bring positives, but also never before seen issues for Vietnam
Vietnam’s International Arbitration Centre (VIAC) is bearing the brunt of increasing numbers of local disputes centred around the installation of new, and ever improving forms of renewable energy in the country.
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Ukraine increases payments to renewable energy producers, ensuring stability and debt reduction, says chairman of the Energy Committee.
The Ukrainian state has increased payments to renewable energy producers this year, according to Andrii Gerus, the chairman of the Energy Committee, Ukraine Business News reported on May 18.
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