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[Photo News] POSCO E&C wins $900m power plant deal

By 박한나

Published : Dec. 1, 2015 - 18:25

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Oh Kun-so (third from left), executive vice president of POSCO Engineering & Construction, and other executives form U.S. energy firm AES pose Tuesday after signing a $900 million contract to design and construct a 600-megawatt coal-fired power plant in Manila, the Philippines.(POSCO E&C) Oh Kun-so (third from left), executive vice president of POSCO Engineering & Construction, and other executives form U.S. energy firm AES pose Tuesday after signing a $900 million contract to design and construct a 600-megawatt coal-fired power plant in Manila, the Philippines.(POSCO E&C)

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