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Mini Hydropower Station Announced in Guatemala

Monday, July 29, 2013

With an investment of $13 million the Municipality of San Pedro Sacatepec, in San Marcos, will build a hydroelectric plant.

According to the local mayor, Carlos Bautista, the feasibility study for the construction of the plant will be presented this week. The project is being funded by the South Korean government.

Bautista explained that the water resource to be used is the Naranjo River, which originates in Corral Grande.

Funding Support for Mini Hydropower Station

Friday, August 1, 2014

CABEI has provided a partial credit guarantee of $669,000 to Financiera de Occidente to hedge financing of the mini hydropower project being developed by Ingenio Magdalena in Guatemala.

The Central American Bank for Economic Integration (BCIE) through the project "Accelerating Investments in Renewable Energy in Central America and Panama (ARECA)", has provided a partial credit guarantee to Financiera de Occidente SA (Fidosa), for an amount of U.S.

Panama: Concession Awarded for Mini Hydro Station

Wednesday, July 23, 2014

The grant is for the construction and operation of a hydroelectric station of 4MW known as Analida in the province of Cocle.

From a statement issued by the National Authority of Public Services Panama:

Resolution:

"...FIRST: AWARD to the company HIDROELÉCTRICA RÍO CHICO, S.A., registered on Listing 833361, Document 2597265, in the Mercantile Microfilm Section of the Public Registry of Panama, rights to a concession for the construction and operation of the hydropower plant called Analida, using the waters of the river Chico, located in the village Las Huacas, Capellania and La Toza, District of Nata, Cocle Province, with an installed capacity of 4 MW. "

Mini Hydroelectricity Station Concession in Panama

Thursday, July 24, 2014

The award was given to the company Macano II Hydroelectric for the construction and operation of a 4.15 MW hydroelectric plant called RP-550, in the province of Chiriqui.

From a statement issued by the National Authority of Public Services:

Resolved to:

"...FIRST: AWARD to the business HIDROELÉCTRICA MACANO II, S.A., registered in the Listing 833362, Document 2597272, of the Microfilm Section of the Public Commercial Registry of Panama, Rights to Concession for the construction and operation of the hydropower plant called RP- 550, which use the waters of the River Piedra, located in the village of Paraiso and Guayabal and district of Boqueron, Chiriqui Province, with an installed capacity of 4.15 MW. "

El Salvador Prefers Mini Hydro Stations

Wednesday, May 9, 2012

The concept is part of the "Master Plan for the development of renewable energies" which sets out a strategy in power generation for the next 15years.

A study by the National Energy Council (CNE) in conjunction with the Japanese International Cooperation Agency (JICA) outlines a strategy for the next 15 years in the development of technologies using renewable resources.

Investment in Hydroelectric Cooperatives

Friday, May 18, 2012

The financial potential of cooperatives in Guatemala will revolve around the development of renewable energy projects.

The groups belonging to the Guatemalan Confederation of Cooperative Associations, RL (Confecoop), have projects, funding and implementation programs for the construction of small hydroelectric plants, whose owners are cooperatives.

"We have made the final adjustments to the investment plan and contributions to the main supply, and we hope to present the project in June," said Rodolfo Orozco, executive director of Confecoop to Prensalibre.com. However, Orozco did not say how many mini plants will be built.

Support for Mini Hydropower in Guatemala

Friday, August 31, 2012

The government of Guatemala has promised to support power projects promoted by cooperatives in rural areas.

Over 10 projects for small hydroelectric facilities are being encouraged by the Confederation of Guatemalan Cooperatives Federation, with the support of the U.S. Federation of Cooperatives for Electricity Generation.

There are now three such projects which are operating in Huehuetenango.

Mini Hydropower Station in Authorized in Panama

Thursday, April 11, 2013

The National Authority of Public Services has authorized Darrin Business SA, to construct and operate a run-of-river hydroelectric station in the Chiriqui province.

From information published by the National Authority of Public Services (ASEP) in Panama:

GENERAL ADMINISTRATOR, in exercise of its statutory powers, RESOLVES:

FIRST: to award to DARRIN BUSINESS Company, SA, registered on card 603430, Document 1292361 since February 15, 2008, on the Mercantile Microfilm Section of the Public Registry, rights of concession for the construction and operation of a hydroelectric station called INDIA VIEJA, which will use the waters of the River Los Valles, located in the village of Jaramillo, Boquete, Chiriqui, to generate up to 2 MW.

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