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Economy September 14, 2018 | 12:35 pm

Biggest power company has enough energy, for a price

Santo Domingo.-The Dominican Republic's power companies grouped in ADIE) on Thurs. said there's enough energy to supply the national grid, despite the outage of the 300-megawatt AES Andrés and four other plants for scheduled maintenance starting October. The catch however, is that the current crunch's need of additional energy will push what the distribution companies (EDEs) pay for electricit... Read more

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