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Dominican Republic wastes renewable energy while fossil fuel thermoelectric plants operate above legal limits

By Guest Contributor

Non-compliance with Technical Minimum Power, causing a greater injection of fossil-fuel-generated energy into the grid, violates Dominican legislation and hinders climate commitments, especially when renewable energy companies’ production remains restricted.

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