Total to equip 5,000 service stations with solar panels in next five years

French oil major announces plans to install 200MW of solar panels at petrol stations globally

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French oil major Total has announced plans to install solar panels at 5,000 of its service stations within the next five years, including 800 in France alone. The project, which Total said represents...

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