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Barclays estimates that in 2027 about 80% of the most likely projects will fall in states governed by Democrats, where permits and grid connection costs could become growing obstacles.
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Barclays stima che nel 2027 circa l’80% dei progetti più probabili ricadrà in Stati governati dai Democratici, dove autorizzazioni e costi di connessione alla rete potrebbero diventare ostacoli crescenti.
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