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Solar farm project redesign deadline is October

Observador9 September 2026 at 21:08

The British multinational responsible for the photovoltaic solar farm project must submit the redesign by October 2, as per the established deadline.

The need for redesign arises after the identification of very significant negative impacts associated with the initially proposed project.

The project, promoted by this British company, will therefore need to be substantially revised before it can proceed.

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