According to the South African publication Engineering News, the Indian construction firm Jindal Steel and Power Ltd has been chosen as the contractor for a 300- MW coal-fired power plant to be built in Botswana. The southern African nation has large coal reserves — more than 200 billion tons — and two currently active coal mines.
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