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SOLAR PROJECT. Located 14 kilometers away from the Cayanga-Bugallon solar power project, AboitizPower is now ready to build its second solar power venture on this site in Barangay Laoag, Aguilar, Pangasinan. It will have a capacity to produce 261 gigawatts-hour of clean energy annually or equivalent to the power consumption of around 100,000 households in a year. (Photo courtesy of AboitizPower) MANILA - Aboitiz Power Corp. will begin the commercial operation of its second solar power project in...

Costa Rican President Carlos Alvarado Quesada attended a ceremony on March 24 at which an urban water supply plant built by China Railway No 4 Engineering Group Co Ltd, known as CREC4, was handed over to Costa Rican operators.

/PRNewswire/ -- IFS, the global cloud enterprise software company, today announced the Japan Airlines maintenance and engineering subsidiary, JAL Engineering...

JAL Engineering Co., Ltd. to deploy IFS aviation maintenance solution in the cloud to modernize long range maintenance planning for its nearly 200 air

A 76-kilometer highway built by China Tiesiju Civil Engineering Group (CTCE) crossing the northern mountainous area in Angola was fully connected on Saturday, benefiting some 100,000 people in two cities and boosting the local economy.

A 76-kilometer highway built by China Tiesiju Civil Engineering Group (CTCE) crossing the northern mountainous area in Angola was fully connected on Saturday, benefiting some 100,000 people in two cities and boosting the local economy.

A 76-kilometer highway built by China Tiesiju Civil Engineering Group (CTCE) crossing the northern mountainous area in Angola was fully connected on Saturday, benefiting some 100,000 people in two cities and boosting the local economy.

A 76-kilometer highway built by China Tiesiju Civil Engineering Group (CTCE) crossing the northern mountainous area in Angola was fully connected on Saturday, benefiting some 100,000 people in two cities and boosting the local economy.

A 76-kilometer highway built by China Tiesiju Civil Engineering Group (CTCE) crossing the northern mountainous area in Angola was fully connected on Saturday, benefiting some 100,000 people in two cities and boosting the local economy.

A 76-kilometer highway built by China Tiesiju Civil Engineering Group (CTCE) crossing the northern mountainous area in Angola was fully connected on Saturday, benefiting some 100,000 people in two cities and boosting the local economy.