Argentina approves US$21.7m for rural solar energy projects ...Middle East

BUENOS AIRES: Argentina on Tuesday approved a series of bids to install solar energy equipment in 19 provinces, as part of a renewable energy push financed by the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (IBRD).The Energy Secretariat, under the Ministry of Economy, approved the public bids to supply and install the solar energy equipment at schools, homes and other buildings at an estimated cost of US$21.7 million, Xinhua reported.According to state news agency Telam, the initiative is part of Argentina's Renewable Energy Project for Rural Areas (Pemer), which has secured US$200 million in financing from the World Bank's IBRD.The project will benefit rural areas in the provinces

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