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Capacity of potential Inter RAO projects in Cuba might drop to 600 MW - govt order.

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Title: Capacity of potential Inter RAO projects in Cuba might drop to 600 MW - govt order.
Authors: Interfax
Source: Russia & CIS Business & Financial Newswire. 11/27/2024, p1-1. 1p.
Abstract: MOSCOW. Nov 27 (Interfax) - Inter RAO-Export LLC and Gestion de Proyectos LLC, which are both divisions of Russian energy group Inter RAO (MOEX: IRAO), might participate in projects to modernize thermal power plants in Cuba with combined capacity of 600 MW, as well as the construction of solar farms, a Russian government order on changes to the 2015 Russian-Cuban agreement on building generating units at the Maximo Gomez and Eastern Havana power plants that was published Tuesday indicated. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]
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Abstract:MOSCOW. Nov 27 (Interfax) - Inter RAO-Export LLC and Gestion de Proyectos LLC, which are both divisions of Russian energy group Inter RAO (MOEX: IRAO), might participate in projects to modernize thermal power plants in Cuba with combined capacity of 600 MW, as well as the construction of solar farms, a Russian government order on changes to the 2015 Russian-Cuban agreement on building generating units at the Maximo Gomez and Eastern Havana power plants that was published Tuesday indicated. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]