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Guatemala Looking for Suppliers for 800 MW of Power

CNEE, the energy commission, explained the bidding rules and procedure to a group of Spanish investors and businessmen.

Wednesday, March 30, 2011

30 companies participated in this event, of which 17 are interested in participating.

Carlos Colom, president of CNEE, explained that these include Enel Green and Gamesa.

“Authorities plan to hold similar meetings in Las Vegas and California, in the U.S., within the next two months”, reported Sigloxxi.com.

Source: sigloxxi.com

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Bidding Rules for Mega Power Tender in Guatemala

February 2011

The CNEE presented to businessmen and investors the bidding rules and the process for the tender of power plants generating 800 MW.

During the presentation, participating companies have asked the government for guarantees to develop and operate the projects. Recent sabotage of electricity infrastructure and social conflicts discourage investors.

Guatemala Invite Bids for 750 MW of Energy

March 2010

This purchase is to cover electricity demand for the next 15 years, starting 2014.

It intends to address the needs of three energy distribution companies: “Empresa Eléctrica de Guatemala, SA“ (EEGSA), “Distribuidora de Electricidad de Occidente, SA “ (Deocsa) and “Distribuidora de Electricidad de Oriente, SA “ (Deorsa).

Guatemala Invites Bids for Supplying 400MW of Energy

February 2010

The energy authority will put out to tender the purchase of over 400 megawatts for the country’s three distribution companies.

Carlos Colom Bickford, president of CNEE, the National Electric Energy Commission, reported they expect to invite bids in the first half of 2010, and award the contract by yearend.

Electric Market Plan Until 2022

October 2009

A recently released Expansion Plan states Guatemala could output up to 4.700 MW, by building 50 power plants of different types.

CNEE, the National Electric Energy Commission, has devised the Energy Generation Expansion Plan for 2008-2022, which aims to generate 4.690 MW by constructing 50 power plants. From these, 34 hydroelectric and two geothermal energy projects have already been approved.