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Renewable energy projects receive four-month relief amid West Asia war

The Centre has granted renewable projects a four-month extension because of disruption linked to the West Asia war. The headlines do not specify the affected country or projects.

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War-related disruption is delaying energy infrastructure and could affect renewable-power deployment.

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