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Economy February 24, 2015 | 10:07 am

El Salvador officials laud Dominican Republic’s biggest power plant

Santo Domingo.- Dominican Republic’s biggest power company on Monday announced a visit by an El Salvador Govt. delegation to its AES Andres, Boca Chica energy complex, headed by Electricity and Telecom Superintendent, Blanca Noemi Coto Estrada.

The visit sought to exchange knowledge on the natural gas market and generation with that fuel, and AES’ experience in the constructi... Read more

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