IDB to invest $145 million in Central American energy planThe IDB has announced that it will invest $145 million in the transmission and rehabilitation of electric plants in Central America, an operation to which Mexico and Colombia may also be added.Thursday, August 28, 2008 The program will be complemented with actions in the field of transmission, transformation and generation, in order to ensure that the greatest trust in the system in not only in its ability to provide more a great availability of energy, but also in guaranteed quality of distribution. Source: americaeconomica.com ¿Busca soluciones de inteligencia comercial para su empresa?Panama Needs More ElectricityFebruary 2018 Construction projects for water treatment plants, and extensions to the Metro and the airport, are works that will considerably increase demand for electricity in the coming years. The Electricity That Central America NeedsJune 2015 "The region still needs to install at least 7,000 MW by the end of the decade and make investments of between $12,000 million and $18,000 million." Mexico to Sell More Electricity to GuatemalaMay 2012 Guatemala plans to acquire an additional 30 MW of power from its northern neighbor, which may also export to other Central American countries. Central America pushing for gas-based energy plants.September 2008 Financing for the Meso-American project will be provided by the IDB (Interamerican Develpment Bank), the BCIE (Central American Bank for Economic Integration) and the private companies that win the bids.
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