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Turkish firm to build 5 hydroelectric power plants in Albania
A Turkish company will construct five hydroelectric power plants in Albania, a company statement said on Wednesday.
A Turkish company will construct five hydroelectric power plants in Albania, a company statement said on Wednesday.
Ayen Enerji Corporation and Albania-based A.S.Energy SH.P.K. consortium has submitted the best offer in the tender for construction of five hydroelectric power plants in Albania.
The Albanian authorities have invited the consortium to sign a contract for the construction of 87.7-megawatt power plants.
The five power plants will have a capacity to generate 377.3-kwh electricity p.a.
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