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Aug 29
Korea Catching On By Jodi LaMarco

The Renewable Energy Corporation, a solar energy company based in Norway, has said it will build a 2.5 megawatt solar facility in South Korea.

The project will use 11,000 solar units that will be constructed atop a water treatment plant in Daegu City, and is expected to generate three million kilawatt hours of power annually.

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