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Crotone

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Cro·to·ne  (kr-tn, kr-tn) Formerly Cro·to·na (kr-tn)
A city of southern Italy on the Ionian Sea northeast of Reggio di Calabria. It was founded c. 708 b.c. as a colony of Magna Graecia and reached the height of its power after 510 b.c. Population: 60,700.


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Three projects are now under way--to create `business villages' in Crotone at the toe of Southern Italy, in Lithuania and in Madagascar.
Other destinations include Pescara, Reggio Calabria, Brindisi, Crotone and Lamezia Terme.
In addition to concluding the conversion of the two plants in Lombardi, the company is working on other related projects including the conversion of the Monfalcone plant to combined cycle and the agreement between Endesa and ASM Brescia to purchase the Italian company, Eurosviluppo Elettrica, created to develop an 800MW co-generation plant at Scandale, in the province of Crotone.
 
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