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Azura Power wants to expand energy investments in Mozambique

By , based on Club of Mozambique

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Mozambican President Daniel Chapo discussed with Dave Peacock, chief executive of Azura Power, an expansion of the company’s investments in electricity generation and transmission. The group wants to strengthen its presence in several energy segments in Mozambique, its head said after the meeting, reports Club of Mozambique.

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