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Three large-scale solar and wind projects in Azerbaijan , totaling 1 GW capacity, unveiled at the Baku Energy Forum .
The projects include a 445 MW solar plant in Bilasuvar , 315 MW solar plants in Neftchala and 240 MW wind farms in Absheron-Garadagh .
The plants are expected to produce an average annual output of a total of 2 billion 3025 million kWh of electricity.
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