Wind Project
Tender Draws 3 Offers
Three offers were submitted to Eólico Valle Central (EVCSA) to
install a 15.3MW wind farm in Costa Rica. The bidders were Sinohydro,
Consorcio Eólico Valle Central JBM and Consorcio Eduinter-TSK, the
official said.
The us$38.3 million wind park is planned for Santa Ana, 15km west of
Costa Rica's capital San José, and would take 30 months to complete.
Valle Central will boast 18, 45m-high turbines, which are expected
to generate 40.5 Gigawatt hours per year in total.
The evaluation of offers will take 2-3 months, the official added.
Costa Rican power utility CNFL, a subsidiary of the Instituto
Costarricence de Electricidad 9iCE) is a partner in the project,
which the Central American Bank for Economic Integration will help
finance.
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