Scotland kicks off Commonwealth Games with support for global clean energy push

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Scottish Government hosts European launch of UN Sustainable Energy for All campaign to coincide with opening of Commonwealth Games

The Scottish Government yesterday underlined its commitment to establishing the country as one of Europe's leading clean tech hubs, as it hosted the European launch of the UN's Decade of Sustainable Energy...

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