L R AS Published on Saturday 28 April 2018 - n° 231 - Categories:Moyen Orient

Achèvement de la plus importante centrale solaire de Jordanie avec 103 MW

Achèvement de la plus importante centrale solaire de Jordanie d'une capacité de 103 MW (projet Quweira)

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