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TUNISIA Infrastructures Issue dated 18/07/2019

Total Eren and EDF drop out of giant solar energy project

The big tender call for the construction of solar energy plants representing a total 500 MW on a concession basis [...] (206 words)

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Total Eren teams up with influential businessman to develop solar farm

Total Eren seeks a foothold in Kenya, Zambia and Tanzania

Acciona in pole position for Sfax desalination plant contract

Scatec takes surprise lead in race for giant solar contract Free

EDF wins Midelt CSP contract, ACWA's photovoltaic bid is rejected

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