Sugarcane Growers Want Part of Energy RevenuesProducers of sugarcane in El Salvador have proposed amending the regulations so that they can receive part of the revenue generated by the mills from the sale of surplus energy produced.Thursday, August 6, 2015
The union of producers stated that the practice of producers receiving revenues generated by the mills from energy production using sugarcane is very common in other countries. The union of Salvadoran sugarcane producers proposed reforming the legislation to incorporate this condition, but industrialists rejected the proposal and consider that the income could be shared once it has recovered the investment required to produce clean energy. Source: laprensagrafica.com ¿Busca soluciones de inteligencia comercial para su empresa?Construction of Energy Plant AnnouncedSeptember 2018 In Panama, Ingenio Alanje plans to invest $50 million in a sugarcane bagasse-based generation plant, with an installed capacity of 34 MW. Conflict Over Sugar Profits in El SalvadorAugust 2017 Farmers insist on a reform to the law so that they receive an additional payment from part of the revenues generated by the mills from the sale of surplus energy. More Investment in Bagasse EnergyAugust 2013 Sugar millers in El Salvador have announced new investments to increase power generation using waste from sugarcane processing. More Energy from Bagasse SugarcaneJanuary 2013 Nicaragua's sugar industry will invest up to $60 million in power generation plants by 2015 to produce 150 MW.
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