Costa Rica: Tax on Electricity GenerationA bill seeks to tax public and private organizations producing electricity for commercial purposes, with a levy of one cent per kilowatt hour of energy produced and sold.Wednesday, June 24, 2015
From a statement issued by from the Chamber of Industries of Costa Rica (ICRC): ¿Busca soluciones de inteligencia comercial para su empresa?Costa Rica: Electricity Rate Rose 142% in 10 yearsAugust 2015 Industrialists have indicated a loss of competitiveness of its industry because of the cost of electricity, which in the last ten years rose from $0.07 to $0.17 per kilowatt. Energy: Costa Rican Industrialists Ask for Elimination of MonopoliesJune 2014 In order to remove the main factor causing loss of competitiveness of enterprises, the caps on private generation need to be removed and regulated competition be allowed in the electricity market. El Salvador: Procafé Keeps Funding SourceJanuary 2011 The 50 cents per quintal which coffee producers grant Procafé, will not be assigned to the new Trust for Support of Coffee Production. Costa Rica: New plan boradens private investment in energyApril 2008 The need to increase production of electricity from renewable resources opens the way for co-operatives and public service companies to build their own energy plants.
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