WASHINGTON/KYIV — When U.S.-based Enerkon Solar International announced on Feb. 23 that the Ukrainian government had “awarded” it a massive solar-energy power project near Chornobyl and the development of a nationwide next-generation wireless technology network, it should have been big news in a country starved for foreign investment.
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Visitors walk next to solar panels during the official opening ceremony of the new one-megawatt power plant next to the New Safe Confinement over the fourth block of the Chornobyl nuclear plant in Chornobyl on Oct. 5, 2018.
