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Economy February 25, 2019 | 9:19 am

Govt. fails to switch US$2.1B power plant on

Santo Domingo.- The US$2.1 billion Punta Catalina power plant wasn’t turned on Sat., as Hacienda minister Donald Guerrero had announced. On Sunday, the State Electric Utility (CDEEE) in a press release said that Punta Catalina continues to undergo tests of all of its production components, prior supplying power to the grid. "These tests consist of the ignition of the boiler, which remains ... Read more

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