Global Briefing: First global trade association for battery storage launches

James Murray
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The Global Solar Council extends its remit, plans advance for France's largest renewables project, and Kazakhstan moves forward with its first SAF plant

The Global Solar Council (GSC) this week announced it is to expand its mandate to represent both solar PV and battery storage companies, making it the world's first global trade association for the fast-expanding...

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