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A new energy storage power station is built in Baghdad
GE Vernova and Mass Group Holding (MGH) have announced major progress in the modernisation of the Besmaya Power Plant, the largest in Iraq. 5-gigawatt facility plays a key role in meeting Iraq's growing electricity demand.
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New rural solar power generator
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