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Cuba is desperate to generate electricity on an island where demand is rising but generation by antiquated oil-fired power plants has plummeted.
Much of Cuba continues to face hours -long blackouts daily , as generation falls 50% short of peak demand.
Cuba agreed in April for China to help it boost solar power's role in its grid, though neither government elaborated on financing details.
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