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A solar energy project is expected to have capital costs

  1. A solar energy project is expected to have capital costs of $785,000, average yearly operating costs of $123,000, and a lifetime
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  2. A solar energy project is expected to have capital costs of $995,000, average yearly operating costs of $175,000, and a lifetime
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  3. A solar energy project is expected to have capital costs of $995,000, average yearly operating costs of $175,000, and a lifetime
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  4. A solar energy project is expected to have capital costs of $995,000, average yearly operating costs of $175,000, and a lifetime
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  5. A solar energy project is expected to have capital costs of $995,000, average yearly operating costs of $175,000, and a lifetime
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  6. A solar energy project is expected to have capital costs of $995,000, average yearly operating costs of $175,000, and a lifetime
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  7. A solar energy project is expected to have capital costs of $995,000, average yearly operating costs of $175,000, and a lifetime
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  8. A solar energy project is expected to have capital costs of $995,000, average yearly operating costs of $175,000, and a lifetime
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  9. A solar energy project is expected to have capital costs of $995,000, average yearly operating costs of $175,000, and a lifetime
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  10. A solar energy project is expected to have capital costs of $995,000, average yearly operating costs of $175,000, and a lifetime
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