Samba solar system shapes seleção soccer stadium

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Developers start work on 1MW system at Arena Pernambuco in Recife, set to host five World Cup games next year

Brazil famously play in yellow and blue, but the country that is hosting next year's World Cup is hoping to turn its stadiums a shade of green. Work has now started on a 1MW solar system on the roof...

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