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Economy July 22, 2023 | 9:37 am

Dominican Republic’s Energy demand increases 12.1%

Santo Domingo.- The Dominican Republic has experienced an unprecedented energy demand in recent months. Data points out that, to date in July 2023, the maximum hourly power demand was recorded on Tuesday, July 11, reaching a value of 3,440.80 MW, an increase of 12.10% compared to July 2022, when the maximum demand was 3,069.35 MW. In addition, the maximum energy availability registered so far i... Read more

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