Uruguay''s UTE breaks ground on 100-MWp solar project
Uruguay''s government-owned power company has announced the start of construction of its 100-MWp Melo solar farm in the department of Cerro Largo, which is set to become the largest
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UTE presentó la obra como una planta de generación solar fotovoltaica que “establecerá las bases para la próxima expansión de la capacidad de generación solar del país”, según afirmó su