Regional Energy System Operating at Half SpeedThe absence of regulations defining rates and market operations prevents the region from taking advantage of the energy that Mexico will be able to export under the new energy law.Wednesday, August 13, 2014
As Mexico prepares to increase its power generation and export surpluses, the lack of a legal framework establishing the conditions for selling energy through the Electrical Interconnection System for Central America (SIEPAC) is delaying the possibility of accessing less expensive energy. Source: laprensagrafica.com ¿Busca soluciones de inteligencia comercial para su empresa?What Is Preventing the Panama- Colombia Electricity Interconnection?June 2015 Beyond the apparent financial difficulties of an indispensable regional development project, there appears to be an immovable mental stance on removing the Darien Gap. Regional Electricity Interconnection Network CompletedOctober 2014 Although they have managed to link the last stretch of 32 kilometers which was missing from the electricity grid in the region, there is still not any regulation to define rates and market performance. Mexico Wants to Export Electricity to Central AmericaSeptember 2014 As part of the problems related to the regional market's lack of regulation, Guatemala does not enable the flow of Mexican energy through its territory towards the south of the isthmus. Full Regional Electricity Interconnection AnnouncedMay 2014 Solutions have been found to the problems of easement and complaints from environmentalists, and the Electrical Interconnection System for Central America will be complete in its entirety in July.
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