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3rd January 2009
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World's Top 10 Solar Energy Plants

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The top ten solar

power stations in the

world:

- Jumilla, Murcia,

Spain; 20 MW

- Beneixama, Andalusia,

Spain; 20 MW

- Nellis, Nevada,

USA; 14 MW

- Salamanca,

Spain; 13.8 MW

- Brandis, Saxony,

Germany; 12.7 MW*

- Lobosillo, Murcia,

Spain; 12.7 MW

- Arnstein, Bavaria,

Germany; 12 MW

- Serpa, Alentejo,

Portugal; 11 MW

- Pocking, Bavaria,

Germany; 10 MW

- Milagro,

Spain; 9.5 MW

Source:

www.pvresources.com
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