More Studies to Demonstrate Feasibility of RefineryThe directors of the Costa Rican state run entity RECOPE say that "there are already a number of studies which prove profitability," but as they can not produce them, they have announced that universities will be hired to do so.Wednesday, May 29, 2013
Added to the $50 million that has already been spent on the project, will be these extra costs for more technical studies, and the recruitment of "national universities who will delve deeper, from academia, into the information which international consultants have already verified and approved." ¿Busca soluciones de inteligencia comercial para su empresa?Too Many Doubts Over New Refinery in Costa RicaMay 2013 The limited information presented by the state run refinery RECOPE shows that the Costa Rican government will bear the entire risk of the $1.5 billion project. Costa Rica: $28 Million in Fuel PlantApril 2013 The state fuel company Recope is working on two investment projects to supply aviation fuel to Daniel Oduber International Airport in Liberia. Bunker Terminal in Costa Rican PacificJune 2011 The Costa Rican state electricity and fuel companies have agreed to build a terminal for the supply of bunker fuel.
Recope to Invest $28.7 Million in Costa RicaJanuary 2010 This investment by the state-owned fuel refinery is geared to increase its fuel storage capacity in 550,000 barrels.
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