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Wind power firm to donate Sh880 million from carbon credits to locals

By Esther Dianah | 4yrs ago

Some of the wind turbines towering 30 metres at Sarima and the road network in Turkana. [Ali Abdi, Standard]

Lake Turkana Wind Power (LTWP) is set to benefit from the sale of 780,000 carbon credits it is holding.

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