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EOSS clears regulatory hurdles, unlocks 1 000 MW private power

24 Apr 2025

Since its launch, the Energy One Stop Shop (EOSS) has resolved 102 regulatory challenges, enabling multiple projects to move towards financial close and construction.

So far, 15 projects totalling 1 001 MW have received direct assistance.

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