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Economy August 24, 2019 | 9:45 am

Government says Montecristi conquers clean energy leadership with the largest photovoltaic park in the Caribbean

SANTO DOMINGO.- The government reported that the province of Montecristi has the largest photovoltaic park in the Caribbean, which brings the renewable energy load installed in the Dominican Republic to 351 megawatts. The Montecristi Solar Photovoltaic Park in Guayubín, with a capacity of 58 megawatts and 215,000 modules and energy production of approximately 1

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