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Aksaf Power Limited Madagascar
Oil & energy
Founded in 2017
Antananarivo, Antananarivo ProvinceAksaf Power Limited Madagascar
Oil & energyFounded in 2017Antananarivo, Antananarivo Province
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Employees
21
Aksaf Power Limited Madagascar information
Aksaf Power Limited is subsidiary of Aksa Energy which is the largest independent power producer in Turkey listed on the stock Exchange. Currently, Aksaf Power is operating the bigest thermal power plant in Madagascar. The installed capacity is 60 MW and generating %35 of the electricity comsumed in Madagascar. Our aim is to make contribution to the future of Madagascar with a sustainable, reliabl...
Aksaf Power Limited is subsidiary of Aksa Energy which is the largest independent power producer in Turkey listed on the stock Exchange. Currently, Aksaf Power is operating the bigest thermal power plant in Madagascar. The installed capacity is 60 MW and generating %35 of the electricity comsumed in Madagascar. Our aim is to make contribution to the future of Madagascar with a sustainable, reliable, enviromental and economical energy production.
Aksaf Power Limited Madagascar industries
Power generation
Power generation & eletricity
Eletricity
Oil & energy
Aksaf Power Limited Madagascar's financial review
Employees
21
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