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Electricity production in Ukraine reduced by 70% , according to a Swiss study.
For reconstruction, the authors recommend relying on wind and solar power.
Ukraine was one of Europe ’s largest energy producers before the war.
The study was published on Wednesday by the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich .
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