Economy

Economy February 8, 2017 | 7:54 am

Power plant ‘one year behind schedule´


Santo Domingo.- Construction on the Punta Catalina power plant in the province of Peravia is one year behind schedule due to the problems the project has experienced in obtaining financing.

Nonetheless, the vice president of the Public Electricity Corporation (CDEEE), Rubén Bichara, stated that the power plant was at an "advanced" stage.

He explained that the completi... Read more

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