Panama: Environmental Go Ahead for $180 million Construction WorksThe Instituto Técnico del Este´s construction project, awarded to a consortium comprised of MECO and Rapiparedes, has already received environmental approval to start.Thursday, October 27, 2016
The project involves the construction of a training center for technical subjects in the province of Panama, according to the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) study which has now been approved by the Ministry of Environment. Source: Prensa.com ¿Busca soluciones de inteligencia comercial para su empresa?Are you interested in construction projects in Central America? Receive information about our monthly report including a complete list of all the major and most important construction projects seeking government authorization. Request more information: Need assistance? Contact us
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Setback for 150 MW Wind FarmJanuary 2018 In Panama, the Supreme Court of Justice has annulled an environmental impact study for a wind farm with 75 wind turbines, which was planned to be built in the Fortuna forest reserve. Costa Rica: Procedures for Environmental Permits to be SimplifiedFebruary 2017 The Setena plans to amend regulations in order to reduce the timescale for ruling on studies for projects with high environmental impact, to 5 months. Environmental Endorsement of Panama Metro's Line 3July 2016 As well as approval for financing of its construction in February, an environmental permit has now been granted to develop the Metro line that will reach Panama West. Processing of Environmental Permits Suspended for 90 DaysMay 2013 The Costa Rican Construction Chamber has expressed its deep concern over the suspension enviromental permits for 90 calendar days by SETENA.
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