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Business & Pleasure October 22, 2020 | 9:45 am

AES Dominicana is tapped for natural gas ‘Excellence’ kudos

Santo Domingo.- AES Dominicana has been selected as a finalist in the category "Excellence" natural gas line, in the international "Platts Global Energy Awards" for the positive economic, environmental and social impact that the introduction and use of this gas fuel has had for the Dominican Republic. This is the 22nd edition of the awards, organized by Platts International, to recognize the be... Read more

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