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Local January 27, 2014 | 9:32 am

US$850M debt shows need to strike energy pact: Power companies

Santo Domingo.- Dominican Republic’s power companies grouped in ADIE on Sunday reminded the country on the need to forge an energy pact as part of the nation’s development strategy and which in its view should’ve been materialized nearly two years.

It said the pact should be the result of a participatory and transparent process, to definitely solve problems of financial losses and t... Read more

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