By 2030, some 30% of the Middle East ''s installed capacity is seen to come from renewables, with the potential to reach 75% by the middle
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Get a quoteBy 2030, some 30% of the Middle East ''s installed capacity is seen to come from renewables, with the potential to reach 75% by the middle of the century. Battery energy
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