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GLOBAL WIND STATISTICS

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02201 GLOBAL INSTALLED WIND POWER CAPACITY 57375MW57374 57373 REGIONAL DISTRIBUTION End 2012 New 2013 Total End of 2013 AFRICA MIDDLE EAST Ethiopia 81 90 171 Egypt 550 550 Morocco 291 291 Tunisia 104 104 Iran 91 91

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02201 GLOBAL INSTALLED WIND POWER CAPACITY 57375MW57374 57373 REGIONAL DISTRIBUTION End 2012 New 2013 Total End of 2013 AFRICA MIDDLE EAST Ethiopia 81 90 171 Egypt 550 550 Morocco 291 291 Tunisia 104 104 Iran 91 91 ID: 3399 Download Pdf

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