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TotalEnergies and OQAE to develop 300 MW RE projects in Oman
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EEX, IGX, and GIZ partner to develop hydrogen trading market in India
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Ayana Renewable commissions 9.9 MW wind project in Gujarat
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Wind sector seeks phased localisation to avoid supply shocks
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