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Power to Myanmar

A US company has signed what it calls the first power-generation agreement between a US-based company and the Myanmar government since the lifting of sanctions last year.

Power to Myanmar

APR Energy has signed the turnkey power contract in Myanmar. Under the deal it will supply the Myanmar Electric Power Enterprise with a facility that can generate a guaranteed minimum 82 megawatts....

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