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• 12 / 11 / 2008

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The Deputy Minister also said in the opening of the Convention of Engineering and Architecture that every single light bulb has been changed, as well as all the water pumps in that area.
 
He added that electricity replaced cooking with kerosene and explained that this did not increase consumption. The compensation was achieved by replacing appliances by others more efficient and by increasing the fees.
 
The ongoing Energy Revolution poses a radical change of the whole process of energy production, distribution and consumption. It is aimed at saving electricity and fuel.  


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