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Japan plans to build the world's largest floating solar power plant.
Kyocera will be responsible for developing a massive floating solar farm located in Yamakura Reservoir , in Japan ’s Chiba region.
This photovoltaic power plant will feature 50,000 solar panels, capable of supplying electricity to 5,000 households once operational.
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