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Wartsilas back online as WAPA continues investigating cause of generator failures

Summary by The Virgin Islands Daily News
Four Wartsila generators are back in service at the St. Thomas power plant, but they are still being run on more expensive fuel oil, as the V.I. Water and Power Authority works to determine why the units failed when running…

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Wartsilas back online as WAPA continues investigating cause of generator failures

Four Wartsila generators are back in service at the St. Thomas power plant, but they are still being run on more expensive fuel oil, as the V.I. Water and Power Authority works to determine why the units failed when running…

·Cherokee County, United States
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The Virgin Islands Daily News broke the news in Cherokee County, United States on Friday, April 25, 2025.
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