Dominican Power Partners is the company that keeps the lights on for roughly a sixth of the Dominican Republic — a natural-gas power plant owned, ultimately, by the US energy giant AES and a handful of local business groups, raising money from local investors through bonds rather than shares. Full nameDominican Power Partners (DPP) — branch of Dominican Power Partners, incorporated in the Cayman Islands Ticker / exchangeDPP.DO — Bolsa y Mercados de Valores de la República Dominicana (BVRD); listed as a bond issuer, not an equity company HeadquartersAv. Winston …
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