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NZ dollar targeting 61 US cents in short term
The kiwi was trading at 60.20 US cents early Monday.
New solar fund promises speed, scale – and strong returns
Unlike listed gentailers or rooftop panels, this fund targets the middle ground: agile 5MW solar farms with long-term purchase agreements.
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