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Geothermal projects expand clean energy

JAKARTA: In advance of US President Barack Obama's visit to Indonesia, the US Trade and Development Agency (USTDA) launched the US-Indonesia Geothermal Development Initiative during director Leocadia I

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Wed, March 31, 2010

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Geothermal projects expand clean energy

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AKARTA: In advance of US President Barack Obama's visit to Indonesia, the US Trade and Development Agency (USTDA) launched the US-Indonesia Geothermal Development Initiative during director Leocadia I. Zak's visit to Jakarta.

Zak concluded two grant agreements to support the private-sector geothermal development in West Java and Halmahera in Maluku province.

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