COSTA RICA
 
 HOME  • WEEK IN REVIEW • CLASSIFIEDS • FOTO GALLERY • ONLINE STORE

 

Thursday 19 July 2007

Send this page to a friend

Counterfeiting A Multi Million Dollar Business in Costa Rica
Water Shortage Predicted For the Central Valley in 8 Years
Anti-Child Pornography Measure Singed Into Law
"I Knew He Had Killed Her", Maureen's Mother Tell Court
Recope Begins Dredging At Moín
Taiwan Prepares Aid it Hopes China Can't Match


Recope Begins Dredging At Moín
The Refinadora Costarricense de Petroleo S.A. (Recope) - the sate oil refinery - this week began dredging the port of Moín, next to the port of Limón on the Caribbean. The dredging of sediment will allow for larger ships to enter the port.

The arrival of larger ships is an effort to reduce traffic in and out of the port and make room for other economic activities, Recope said in a press release.

The refinery estimates that it will save us$4.5 million dollars per year by allowing ships carrying 60.000 metric tons of oil into the port that now can only handle ships carrying half of that load due to sediment accumulated on the ocean floor.

The work will be carried out out over the next six months and it is expected that the large ships can start docking by the end of January 2008.
 


 

 

 

 
ABOUT US  •  CONTACT US  •  ADVERTISE WITH US  •  SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER
©2002-2007 Insidecostarica.com. All rights reserved.