Taiwan starts construction on solar-powered library

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Move follows passage of feed-in tariff policy for solar energy

Work has begun on a solar-powered library that is being built in the Taiwanese capital of Taipei and could benefit from new incentives designed to offer solar energy providers above-market prices for the...

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