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Guam Power Authority estimates that contractors will install 1,320,000 photovoltaic solar panels as a part of Phase IV of the renewable energy plan. This will provide an opportunity for Guam to develop the workforce capacity needed to install these systems. Operations and maintenance will require individuals with strong technical skills.

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