Google's plans to buy a 12.5% stake in Africa's largest wind farm have...
The 310 megawatt Lake Turkana wind farm in Kenya was initially set for completion 2017, after which Google had committed to buy the stake from Vestas.
“Due to delays relating primarily to the transmission line, the Vestas agreement with Google was canceled in 2019,” a Vestas spokesman told Reuters, adding that it was in talks with other potential buyers of the stake.Reporting by Andreas Mortensen; Editing by Jacob Gronholt-Pedersen and Alexander Smith
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