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Freetown heavy-oil fuel-fired power plant, Sierra LeoneBy:Creamer Media Research Coordinator & Senior Deputy Editor The project involves the construction and operation of a heavy-oil fuel-fired power plant in an industrial zone, about 4 km east of the centre of Freetown, in Sierra Leone.
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