Costs of Regional Electric Interconnection SystemThe company that owns the network has proposed doubling its 2013 budget compared to 2012, which is not acceptable to governments of the region.Tuesday, February 12, 2013
Prensalibre.com reports that "Countries in the region, including Guatemala, oppose the amount of the budget for putting the Siepac network into operation, proposed by the company that owns the network (EPR), because it is double that of 2012, reported the deputy energy minister Edwin Rodas. " Source: prensalibre.com ¿Busca soluciones de inteligencia comercial para su empresa?Guatemala Has Exportable Surplus of ElectricityNovember 2013 Guatemala is the most interested country in speeding up regulation establishing the model of firm contracts within the regional electricity market. Costa Rica: The Missing Link for Electrical InterconnectionMarch 2013 Due to problems with easement acquisition, Costa Rica is the only country that has not completed the Electrical Interconnection System for Central America. Regional Electricity Market Progresses in Central AmericaAugust 2010 The electricity sector's authorities have put together a series of concrete actions that should make the regional market a reality by the end of 2011. Regional Electric Integration In June 2011February 2010 Siepac, Central America’s Electric Interconnection system, is 85% ready.
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