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Twelve remote villages in the Suriname forest now have access to uninterrupted power thanks to a new microgrid. When complete, the Suriname Village Microgrid Photovoltaic Project.
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Power Construction Corporation of China ("POWERCHINA" or "the Company") officially handed over the first site of the second phase of a microgrid photovoltaic project in Suriname on April 6, 2024. His Excellency Mr. Chandrikapersad Santokhi, President of the Republic of Suriname, and Chinese Ambassador to Suriname, Mr. Han Jing, among other dignitaries, attended the handover ceremony. The landmark project will provide more people in remote villages with an uninterrupted 24-hour power supply.
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