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Arab countries urge solar future

“A German Aerospace Centre study has shown that solar thermal power plants located in the Arab countries could make a significant contribution to future EU energy supplies. Single plants are already under construction in Morocco, Algeria and Egypt and planned for Libya and Jordan.”
Entitled ‘Trans-Mediterranean Interconnection for Concentrating Solar Power (Trans CSP)”, the study advocates an integrated EU-MENA energy system which would ensure by 2050 that 80 per cent of the two regions’ electricity supplies would be derived from renewable sources, the balance from fossil fuels but with no role for nuclear energy.

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