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Shams-1 no longer a dream: VIDEO

THE world's largest thermal solar plant has officially opened, with the UAE now home to the 100 megawatt Shams-1 plant.

James McGrath
Shams-1 no longer a dream: VIDEO

The plant is a $US600 million ($A579.4 million) joint venture between French major Total, Spain's Abengoa and operator in Abu Dhabi-based Masdar, and took about three years to build. The project covers...

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