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Dubai Shopping Festival: What you need to know about the final weekend

It’s tough to believe that the 26th edition of Dubai Shopping Festival is almost over. To close the annual event off with the bang, retailers all over the city are offering shoppers a final chance to shop some great discounts during the last few days of the shopping event, leading up to the DSF Final Sale taking place on the weekend. Taking place at malls and retail outlets across the city  the DSF Final Sale will see hundreds of brands drop prices on a huge range of items.  What is the DSF Final Sale? The yearly retail celebration’s last weekend will host the biggest shopping event yet as part of the DSF Final Sale with savings of 25 per cent to 90 per cent on the latest fashion looks, homeware products, children’s toys and much more.

Nakheel Malls and Total Partner to install 12,000 solar panels on Ibn Battuta Mall and Dragon Mart rooftops

Nakheel Malls, Total join hands for solar panel installation

Nakheel Malls, Total join hands for solar panel installation DUBAI, January 18, 2021 Nakheel Malls, the retail arm of master developer Nakheel, has joined forces with Total - through its affiliate Total Solar Distributed Generation (DG) Middle East, dedicated to the development of distributed solar energy solutions - to install solar photovoltaic (PV) panels on the rooftops of Ibn Battuta Mall and Dragon Mart.   The PV panels can generate around 9 GWh of clean energy with an estimated reduction of over 3,500 tons of CO2 yearly. Around 12,000 PV panels will be installed at both malls, spanning around 35,000 sq m, said the statement from the company. 

PROJECTS: Dubai s Nakheel Malls announces 9 GWh rooftop solar project

Total speeds up renewables push with $2 5 billion investment in India

Total speeds up renewables push with $2.5 billion investment in India 18 Jan 2021 Workers clean photovoltaic panels inside a solar power plant in Gujarat, India. Total is paying $2.5 billion for a share in India’s Adani Green Energy Limited (AGEL) and its solar power assets, in what the French company said was its biggest investment yet in renewables. As it furthers its strategic shift from fossil fuel, the deal will give Total a 20 per cent stake in AGEL and a seat on its board, as well as a 50 per cent share in the Indian firm’s portfolio of solar power assets. AGEL is controlled by Indian conglomerate Adani Group and has a market capitalisation of about 1.483 trillion Indian rupees ($20.25 billion).

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