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DR. HEINZ SCHOLTHOLT

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German firm eyes power plant project in Mindanao

August 6, 2001 - 12:00am

Steag Aktiengesellschaft (Steag AG), one of Germany’s largest independent power producers (IPP), will make its entry into the Philippine market by venturing into a 200-MW coal-fired power plant in Mindanao....

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