Spanish Firm Signs El Salvador Energy Deal
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The agreement contemplates initiatives of batteries, solar energy, natural gas and sanitation with participation of the Salvadoran State Cox creates in Panama the center to direct 95% of its business in America
The agreement includes a natural gas storage plant and an electricity generation plant for $1.8 billion, Bukele said at a press conference with Enrique Riquelme, executive president of the Cox Group. "This day we are signing what is now the largest private investment in El Salvador's history," said the president. The project seeks to turn El Salvador into a regional "hub" for the import and distribution of natural gas, with the capacity to suppl…
Cox, an integrated global utility of water and energy, has signed an agreement with the Government of the Republic of El Salvador to promote an investment program estimated at $2.9 billion for the development and modernization of strategic water and energy infrastructures in the country. The agreement was signed in Presidential House ... Continue reading "Cox mobilizes $2.9 billion in El Salvador to boost its energy and water revolution"
New impetus to Cox’s expansion in Latin America. The company presided over by Alicante’s Enrique Riquelme will invest €2.587 million in water and energy infrastructure in El Salvador, after concluding an extensive agreement with Nayib Bukele’s executive.
The Spanish group formalizes the largest private investment in the country's history in an operation that will count the participation of the State as a partner.
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