Economy

Economy May 20, 2022 | 7:37 am

Dominican Republic buys power as blackouts linger

Santo Domingo.- The Minister of Energy and Mines, Antonio Almonte, announced that 250 megawatts will enter to supply the demand for energy that has been affected in recent weeks by the shutdown of several power generation plants. These megawatts will be purchased from the companies Falcondo, Sultana del Este and Barrick Gold at the same price as Punta Catalina. "As of the weekend, the Estrella

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