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Cyprus Utility Finds 22 Illegal Solar Installations in Two Months

Cyprus power distributor identifies 22 illegal solar installations and investigates 110 more across the island.

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Authorities have identified 22 illegal solar installations during the two-month campaign. [1] The Cyprus Power System Operator, AKDN, launched a nationwide inspection campaign over the last two months to identify illegal solar installations and unauthorized expansions. [2] Twelve people were arrested in overnight police operations across the Republic of Cyprus on Tuesday night for various offenses. [3] The Armenian Cultural Gala is being organized by the Armenian embassy in the Republic of Cyprus to celebrate Armenian culture and strengthen ties with Cyprus. [4] George Malekkos, head of Citea, called for at least €1 billion in investment in artificial intelligence over the next five years to give Cyprus a competitive advantage. [5] Medochemie Ltd, a leading pharmaceutical company based in Cyprus with a strong international presence, and Theramir Ltd, a biotechnology company specializing in next-generation therapies based on extracellular vesicles and mRNA, have announced a strategic investment agreement and collaboration. [6] The inspection campaign began with commercial clients, where the first illegal installations were discovered. [7] The utility is currently investigating an additional 110 suspected illegal installations. [8]
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  1. Authorities have identified 22 illegal solar installations during the two-month campaign. · ΠΟΛΙΤΗΣ - Τα λέει όλα
  2. The Cyprus Power System Operator, AKDN, launched a nationwide inspection campaign over the last two months to identify illegal solar installations and unauthorized expansions. · ΠΟΛΙΤΗΣ - Τα λέει όλα
  3. Twelve people were arrested in overnight police operations across the Republic of Cyprus on Tuesday night for various offenses. · cyprus-mail.com
  4. The Armenian Cultural Gala is being organized by the Armenian embassy in the Republic of Cyprus to celebrate Armenian culture and strengthen ties with Cyprus. · cyprus-mail.com
  5. George Malekkos, head of Citea, called for at least €1 billion in investment in artificial intelligence over the next five years to give Cyprus a competitive advantage. · cyprus-mail.com
  6. Medochemie Ltd, a leading pharmaceutical company based in Cyprus with a strong international presence, and Theramir Ltd, a biotechnology company specializing in next-generation therapies based on extracellular vesicles and mRNA, have announced a strategic investment agreement and collaboration. · cyprus-mail.com
  7. The inspection campaign began with commercial clients, where the first illegal installations were discovered. · ΠΟΛΙΤΗΣ - Τα λέει όλα
  8. The utility is currently investigating an additional 110 suspected illegal installations. · ΠΟΛΙΤΗΣ - Τα λέει όλα
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