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12 September 2011
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Bio-fuelled power plant to go online
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IAEA still sees "significant" nuclear energy growth
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Grants for educational institutions to use renewable energy
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Flowserve receives contract for Singapore desalination plant
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Bangladesh aims for big growth in solar energy by 2015
Bangladesh aims for big growth in solar energy by 2015
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