More public and private facilities, touristic sites, and syndicates are leaning toward solar power to offset public electricity cutoffs.
The Chamber of Commerce, Industry, and Agriculture in Tripoli and the North revealed its intentions to build a solar plant on top of its building to light up the highway from the city's entrance to Bchara el Khoury and Achir el Daya streets. The project, valued at $350,000, is in its tendering phase. Among the latest entities also to adopt renewable ener...
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