Solar energy "Club Med" touts technological advances

James S Murray
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Mediterranean developers drive growth in solar energy market as second generation technology comes online

Solar energy boom centred on the mediterranean reached another milestone this week as Spanish renewable energy company Renovalia Energy unveiled what it claims is the world's first "second-generation"...

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