The Difficulties of Small-Scale Energy ProductionIn Costa Rica generators of small scale energy are complaining about a lack of key definitions in the regulations in force since April and which regulate sales of surplus energy.Wednesday, November 5, 2014
How rates are set, who will buy the bidirectional meters, how records will be created to manage the repayment of the surplus and how to obtain a certificate, are some of the questions arising from the regulation on Planning, Cooperation and Access to the National Grid (POASEN). Source: Nacion.com ¿Busca soluciones de inteligencia comercial para su empresa?Little Incentive for Selling Energy Made from BiomassApril 2015 Even though surplus energy generated by agribusiness using biomass could be sold, the lack of a tariff scheme and the low price of 0.08 per KW / h, in the case of bagasse, is making the business unattractive. Costa Rica: Distributed Solar Power Program CanceledFebruary 2015 The state power company has suspended the pilot plan which has been in place since 2010 which allowed solar power generators to connect to the grid and sell any surplus energy generated. Energy From Solid WasteApril 2014 The American company Wastelectric has announced that it will invest $390 million in Costa Rica in a solid waste gasification plant to generate 45 MW per month. New Regulation for Renewable Energy GeneratorsMay 2012 The National Energy Board of El Salvador has approved a Regulatory Framework for the Promotion of Renewable Energies.
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