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PowerChina’s 1,750MW Solar Project in Saudi Arabia Officially Commences

On August 9 local time, the groundbreaking ceremony for Saudi Arabia’s R5-MAS (1,250MW) and AHK2 (500MW) solar projects, contracted by PowerChina, was held at the MAS project site. This marks a crucial step for PowerChina in the high-end Middle Eastern renewable energy market.

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