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The truth about Albania’s non existent wind power industry

By DW
18 September 2022   |   1:01 pm
Despite an abundance of wind, Albania is still in the starting blocks when it comes to wind power generation. There are a number of stubborn obstacles to overcome, but things are at last looking up.

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