212 centros educativos rurales tendrán electricidad e Internet en los próximos dos años
Jairo Villegas S. Periodista de la Nación
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San José. (Redacción). Los estudiantes de 212 centros educativos (196 escuelas y 16 colegios) de zonas rurales tendrán energía eléctrica y conectividad a Internet en los próximos dos años.
Esta es la meta que se propuso alcanzar el Ministerio de Educación Pública (MEP) con el apoyo de la Organización de Estados Iberoamericanos (OEI).
Pirrís low production to 30% when heated summer only
Lower production due to fall rains forced ICE to use more thermal
Institute says that production dropped to save water and thus have a backup
Mercedes R. Aguero
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Pirrís hydroelectric plant located between the area of Los Santos and Parrita cut its production to only 30% capacity when the summer heats only.
The reduced generation due to the decrease in rainfall. This forced the Costa Rican Electricity Institute (ICE) to reduce its operation to keep the water as a backup for the summer.
Center will allow studies on the energy efficiency of different sources
Findings could be applied in systems for rural areas, farms and houses
COLLABORATORA. BARBOZA LUISANNA01/12/201112:00 AM
To find out what the best way to produce energy from natural sources such as non-polluting solar, wind and water yesterday in the country opened a new science lab.
It is a center for the study of clean energy and it is located at Earth University in Guacimo, Limón.
The president of the Constitutional Court, Judge Ana Virginia Calzada, said the regulator generally has a free hand to decide on applications for utility rates.
Leaders seeking to involve new sectors and strengthen the current model discussion
President of Congress was proposed and supported approach
MIRANDA P.COLLABORATORHULDA27/09/20119:17 A.M.
After a day with joy and stop smoothly, labor unions of the Instituto Costarricense de Electricidad (ICE) asked the Congress president, Juan Carlos Mendoza, advocate for dispose of any bills that have been presented on energy power.