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Rostom: Running the second phase of the Tronovka power station in the Stavropol region of Russia -- the world today

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Rosatom announces the launch of the second stage of the Trunefskaya wind power plant in the Stavropol region of Russia. Experts point out that the second stage of the Trunefskaya wind power plant owned by Rosatom in the Stavropol region has a capacity of 35 megawatts, providing electricity to the Russian power grid, with a total capacity of 95 megawatts consisting of 38 wind turbines.

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Rostom: Running the second phase of the Tronovka power station in the Stavropol region of Russia -- the world today

Rosatom announces the launch of the second stage of the Trunefskaya wind power plant in the Stavropol region of Russia. Experts point out that the second stage of the Trunefskaya wind power plant owned by Rosatom in the Stavropol region has a capacity of 35 megawatts, providing electricity to the Russian power grid, with a total capacity of 95 megawatts consisting of 38 wind turbines.

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