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Green fingers: A worker takes care of the garden at Tanjung Awar-awar coal-fired steam power plant (PLTU) in Wadung village, Tuban, East Java, on Tuesday
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Green fingers: A worker takes care of the garden at Tanjung Awar-awar coal-fired steam power plant (PLTU) in Wadung village, Tuban, East Java, on Tuesday. The first phase of the PLTU is being handled by China National Electric Equipment Corp. (CNEEC) and Jo Sinomach and PT Penta Adi Samudera, which has been completed. The Rp 1.35 trillion (US$106.1 million) project will support the governmentâs 35,000 megawatt national electricity procurement program. (JP/Wahyoe Boedhiwardhana) (PLTU) in Wadung village, Tuban, East Java, on Tuesday. The first phase of the PLTU is being handled by China National Electric Equipment Corp. (CNEEC) and Jo Sinomach and PT Penta Adi Samudera, which has been completed. The Rp 1.35 trillion (US$106.1 million) project will support the governmentâs 35,000 megawatt national electricity procurement program. (JP/Wahyoe Boedhiwardhana)
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span class="caption">Green fingers: A worker takes care of the garden at Tanjung Awar-awar coal-fired steam power plant (PLTU) in Wadung village, Tuban, East Java, on Tuesday. The first phase of the PLTU is being handled by China National Electric Equipment Corp. (CNEEC) and Jo Sinomach and PT Penta Adi Samudera, which has been completed. The Rp 1.35 trillion (US$106.1 million) project will support the government's 35,000 megawatt national electricity procurement program. (JP/Wahyoe Boedhiwardhana)
