EIB Supports Cyprus Energy Project

By // 02 October 2009

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has allocated 65 million euros (USD94.49 million) to finance the first sustainable renewable energy project in Cyprus. Under the project, 41 turbines will be designed, constructed and operated in a wind farm owned by DK Wind Supply Ltd. near the country's Phapos region.

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