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Tamil Nadu’s Draft Solar Policy Proposes Tough Measures Against Laggards
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Powered by price drop, 1.7 GW of Solar Projects on the horizon in Portugal
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West Bengal to Commission Two Floating Solar Plants Next Year
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Mobile redux? China’s EV Giant Sunra plans to set up plant in India
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World Bank’s Free Wind Atlas- a fillip to Renewable Energy Projects
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No More Diesel in the tank, Porsche Confirms
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37 year high in New Zealand. 85% of Electricity Production from Renewables
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