Masdar reveal key reasons for partnership with GDF Suez for CSP project in Morocco
CSP Today’s recent interview with Yago Mancebo, Investment Manager at Masdar revealed that GDF’s experience as one of the world’s largest independent power producers (IPP) is the main reason for partnering with them for CSP projects in Morocco
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