Minister Deodat Indar oversees the national energy sector development, focusing on a Gas-to-Energy Project to meet power demand.
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Updated Sep 12
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Minister Deodat Indar oversees the national energy sector development, focusing on a Gas-to-Energy Project to meet power demand.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Company selected for O&M of the combined-cycle power plant, aiming to boost national electricity capacity.1 source
Minister oversees Gas-to-Energy Project aimed at meeting Guyana's growing power demand.1 source
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Deodat Indar
Guyanese politician
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Guyana
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