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Economy October 9, 2015 | 5:07 pm

Seaweed snarls Dominican Republic´s biggest power company

Santo Domingo.- Thecompany AES Dominicana on Friday said encroaching seaweed have severely affectedits two major power plants, but noted that the situation isn’t related to thelatest spate of rolling blackouts as long as six hours nationwide.

It said two of itsfour plants near the capital, which supply 610 megawatts to the national grid, arelocated on the country´s south coast, whe... Read more

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