Economy

Economy June 27, 2017 | 5:22 pm

Solar energy to reach 162Mw soon: official

Santo Domingo.- Energy and Mines minister Antonio Isa on Tuesday said the institution works at a regulatory level to ensure the conditions to make private renewable energy investments attractive. Speaking at the opening of a seminar on risks and opportunities for photovoltaic systems in the Caribbean, organized by Carlos III University of Spain, Isa stressed that they work on the design of plan

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