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Economy March 4, 2017 | 12:38 pm

World Bank US$120M aims to boost Electric Utility

Santo Domingo.- The State-owned Electric Utility (CDEEE) and the World Bank on Thursday announced the start of the second phase of the Electric Network Rehabilitation and Loss Reduction Program, at a cost of US$120 million to benefit more than 450,000 people. The program covers around 26 circuits in sectors of the National District and Santo Domingo, San Cristóbal, Duarte, Santiago, Puerto Pla... Read more

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