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What will be identified as the cause of the solar energy system explosions in Lebanon by end of 2024?
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Manufacturing defect • 25%
Improper installation • 25%
Sabotage or malicious activity • 25%
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Official reports from Lebanese government or credible international news agencies
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AP: Explosions of Solar Energy Systems and Second Wave of Blasts Reported in Beirut and Southern Lebanon
Sep 18, 2024, 03:25 PM
Lebanon's official news agency has reported that home solar energy systems have exploded in several areas of Beirut. The explosions have also been noted in southern Lebanon. The cause of these explosions is currently unknown, and there have been no immediate reports of casualties or damage. The incidents have raised concerns about the safety and reliability of solar energy systems in the region. AP also reported a second wave of 'communication device' blasts in Lebanon.
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Improper installation • 25%
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Ban on specific solar energy systems • 25%
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European manufacturer found responsible • 25%
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