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Economy June 14, 2021 | 9:45 am

US Gov. earmarks US$4B for DR energy sector

Santo Domingo.- The government of the United States will back an ambitious North American private investment program to develop the national electricity sector, with a cost of US$4.0 billion over the next four years. Official sources explained that the objective of the project is to definitively solve the country's energy problem and put it in a position to export energy, mainly to Haiti and ot... Read more

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