The company AES Panama launched its liquefied natural gas storage system in the province of Colon, from where it plans to supply the entire Central American region.
This liquefied natural gas (LNG) distribution system will supply the 381 MW thermal plant located on site, also owned by AES, which began operating in August 2018.
Price of a gallon of regular gasoline: Panama $3.30, El Salvador $3.39, Guatemala $3.55, Honduras $4.03 , Nicaragua $4.06, and Costa Rica $5.03.
From a statement issued by the Ministry of Economy in El Salvador:
During the month of November, the price of WTI (West Texas Intermediate) in the Gulf Coast of the United States had an average value of $75.07 per barrel, a decrease of -4.70% compared to the previous month.
Price of a gallon of regular gasoline: Panama $3.25, El Salvador $3.56, Guatemala $3.56, Nicaragua $4.06, Honduras $ 4.11, and Costa Rica $4.99.
Excerpted from a statement issued by the Ministry of Economy of El Salvador:
During the month of November, the price of WTI (West Texas Intermediate) in the Gulf Coast of the United States had an average value of $75.34 per barrel, a decrease of -4.40% compared to the previous month.
Gallon of regular gas: $3.43 Panama, Guatemala $3.70, $3.82 El Salvador, Nicaragua $4.07, Honduras $4.33 and Costa Rica $5.16.
Excerpted from a statement by the Ministry of Economy of El Salvador:
In October, the price of WTI (West Texas Intermediate) in the Gulf Coast of the United States had an average value of $79.39 per barrel, a decrease of -6.29% compared to the previous month.
Price of a gallon of regular gas: Panama $3.91, Costa Rica $5.43, Nicaragua $4.89, Honduras $4.61, Guatemala $4.04, El Salvador $4.06.
From a press release issued by the Ministry of Economy of El Salvador (Minec):
The Ministry of Finance announced on August 18, new variations in the reference prices for fuel, which will be in effect from 19 August until 1 September 2014.
Through its petroleum division Uno Costa Rica Terra Group bought seven service stations from the Costa Rican Grupo Colono.
Uno Costa Rica, the petroleum division of the Honduran Terra Group, has purchased seven services stations operated by the Costa Rican group Colono in Limon and Alajuela. The amount of the transaction has not been revealed.
This was confirmed by Uno from Honduras and "Victoria Velasquez, director of the Commission to Promote Competition, at the Ministry of Economy, Industry and Commerce (MEIC), responsible for approving or denying transactions of mergers and acquisitions in the country."
The directors of the Costa Rican state run entity RECOPE say that "there are already a number of studies which prove profitability," but as they can not produce them, they have announced that universities will be hired to do so.
Added to the $50 million that has already been spent on the project, will be these extra costs for more technical studies, and the recruitment of "national universities who will delve deeper, from academia, into the information which international consultants have already verified and approved."
The state fuel company Recope is working on two investment projects to supply aviation fuel to Daniel Oduber International Airport in Liberia.
The first project already being worked on by the Costa Rican Oil Refinery (Recope) is a new plant in the area, whose works are advanced by 26% so far. It also presented a blueprint for the construction of two tanks on the Barranca plant in Puntarenas to support storage.