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Economy August 17, 2018 | 3:27 pm

Power company announces US$37.8M deal: no mention of tender

Santo Domingo.- South Korea's power company Korea Electric Power (KEPCO) announced Fri. that it has won a US$37.8 million project to replace or build new energy distribution facilities in the Dominican Republic, a Korean outlet reports. South Korea's state power company has received an order to improve power management systems, including power lines poles, transformers and meters, in the south ... Read more

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