CNFL Manager: In 2015 and 2016 there will be complex numbers
By Juan Fernando Lara
The manager of the National Power and Light Company (CNFL), Victor Solis, speaking as would a good negotiator: slowly, clearly and without raising the volume of the voice. Perhaps it is: in less than a year he persuaded the union at the company reduce its wage bonuses. Or, perhaps, it was ¢ 42,549,000 hole in your finances so convinced everyone shaking hands.
Today promises that in 2017 the company will have profits. Meanwhile, looking responsible for the failures of projects and cross your fingers that the Regulatory Authority for Public Services (Aresep) will approve a 35% increase in rates charged to its 520,000 subscribers to plug the hole in its coffers. This is a summary of how Solis plans to dye her black red.
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Energy price will decrease because ICE savings on fuel
By Juan Fernando Lara
The possibility that lower your electricity bill, about ¢ 70,000 monthly, was welcomed by Felix Salazar, who owns a garage in Tibás.
"Here in my studio, we use lighting, compressor, lift bridge, gas machine, drills, everything takes daily consumption. Lowering the rate, is welcome for us and our customers, "he said.
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CNFL asks for 35.5% increase on electricity rate
By Manuel Avedaño
The National Power and Light Company (CNFL) asked, on Wednesday, an increase of 35.5% in the electricity tariff for its customers, with the intention of entering into force in December this year.
The requested increase in rates is divided into two categories: 25.8% for the CNFL covers purchases of electricity in 2016 and 7.7% to finance power purchases made to the Costa Rican Electricity Institute (ICE ) in this 2015.
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CNFL tries to load customers millionaire debt with ICE
By Oscar Rodríguez
The National Power and Light Company (CNFL) intends to charge their subscribers 520,000 debt ¢ 13,318,000 possessing with the Costa Rican Electricity Institute (ICE) energy purchases.
The Company requested the recognition of the money owed to ICE in the rate adjustment request to be submitted to the Regulatory Authority for Public Services (Aresep) confirmed Marvin Céspedes, Director of Administration and Finance.
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CNFL Project generates the most expensive wind energy of Costa Rica
By Juan Fernando Lara
The Comptroller General's Office estimated that the National Power and Light Company (CNFL) the most expensive wind energy in the country for investment in a project which leaves a $ 2.2 million loss.
The analysis found "serious shortcomings" in the Central Valley Park in Santa Ana, for failure in process design, development and evaluation, suggesting "lack of clarity of the need and origin" of this.
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