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      <news:title>RWE starts a 62.5 MW / 262.5 MWh battery in Ragusa - the page says four hours, 62.5 times four is 250, commissioning is the end of 2027, and no euro price is printed</news:title>
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      <news:title>A Tralee hotel's award names 132.54 kWp of roof solar and an on-site battery - the award page prints no kilowatt-hours, the installer page prints 80 kWp of storage, and no euro price is on either page</news:title>
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      <news:title>Georgia Power opens a 530 MW battery near Ball Ground - EIA lists 530 MWh and 1,060 MWh on two 265 MW units, the November pages print no megawatt-hours, and the box is not on a workplace meter</news:title>
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      <news:title>PM Group's award for three AstraZeneca facilities counts 11 GWh of saved energy and names solar PV - the battery is not on the page, a finalist note prints over 5.7 GWh, and the panel kilowatts are blank</news:title>
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