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SPTDE signs contract to expand Sri Lanka’s power transmission network

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  • Daily Mirror reports that the agreement concerns expansion of Sri Lanka’s transmission network.
  • Daily Mirror identifies Shanghai Electric Power Transmission & Distribution Engineering Co. as part of China’s Shanghai Electric Group.

Daily Mirror reports that National Transmission Network Service Provider (Private) Limited (NTNSP) signed an engineering, procurement and construction agreement with Shanghai Electric Power Transmission & Distribution Engineering Co. (SPTDE) to extend Sri Lanka’s power transmission system.

Daily Mirror identifies SPTDE as a company within China’s Shanghai Electric Group.

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