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they are given eight days to vacate land

Diquís Required to remove Indigenous ICE project Diquís

16/02/2011 Mercedes Agüero R. This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

Representatives of indigenous organizations Térraba ICE press to desist from Diquís build the hydroelectric plant in the south of the country.

According to a press release issued yesterday by members of the Development Association of Indian Territory Térraba (ADI), the organization agreed to give him eight days to leave ICE indigenous lands to develop the plant employed.

Elides Rivera, representative of the organization, said the Institute usurped the land without consulting the communities.

He said the 7,600 hectares that the Institute intends to flood for the dam, 10% are indigenous territories.

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La Nación

It measures 31 meters long and 15 wide

Solar boat highlights clean energy use

  • Unit shows that it is technically possible to replace fossil fuel use

  • Boat in Galapagos, Pacific Ocean, on its journey through the world

07/02/2011  Quito. EFE Powered exclusively by solar energy, a unique boat in the world these days remains docked in the Galapagos Islands of Ecuador before continuing their journey around the world to promote the use of renewable energy.

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"Our main purpose is to teach the world today, not tomorrow, we have the technology and energy to change things," Federer said Raphaël Domjan, project designer and leader of the expedition.

Tûranor PlanetSolar, whose name means "Strength of the Sun", according to the Elvish language taken from the novel The Lord of the Rings - is a catamaran of 31 meters long and 15 meters wide, with a cover that houses over 500 square meters of solar panels, making it the largest ship in the world driven by solar energy.
 
La Nación

Coopesantos installs 15 windmills

Mercedes Agüero R. This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it 29/01/2011

Fifteen giant waved their skinny, but strong arms to the rhythm of wind gusts of 10 meters per second to produce electricity in the area of Los Santos.

The strength of their movement would generate electric power required for 32% of the 120 communities served by the Rural Electrification Cooperative (Coopesanta).

 
 
La Nación

'To us it favors'


29/01/2011

Gravin Mayorga

ICE Deputy Power

How does the ICE that other companies move in generating alternative sources? Is it a loss of business?

We've been talking with them for renewable energy projects, wind projects and small hydropower projects. We see very positive because the pressure is relieved, can we focus on large projects, those that require many resources, and to help utilities get stronger national consolidated its generation.

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La Nación

Garbage, heat and wind to produce energy

Mercedes Agüero R.  This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it     29/01/2011

Garbage, heat and wind power will become, according to plan for the next five years for electrification cooperatives and Coopeguanacaste Coopelesca.

Both companies involved in electricity distribution are accelerating their investments in the production of electricity with clean, renewable sources.

Although the strength of their plans is hydroelectric generation, will gamble on non-traditional sources in the country such as biomass, heat and wind.

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