La Nacion
ICE provides a strong increase in national electricity consumption
Mercedes Aguero /
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18/04/2010
The Instituto Costarricense de Electricidad (ICE) provides a sharp increase in energy demand from next year.
In designing its electricity expansion plan, the institution has prepared three scenarios of demand for the next 11 years: low, medium and high consumption.
ICE is 'married' to the high consumption because it believes that once the effect of the crisis, the economy will rebound strongly, and thus, electricity demand.
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La Nación
ICE calls increase in electricity tariffs
Mercedes Aguero R./
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/13/04/2010
The Instituto Costarricense de Electricidad (ICE) appealed to the Aresep 10.1% increase in electricity rates approved by that body on 24 March.
The Institute sought an adjustment of 24.4%, on average, but the Regulating Authority of Public Services (Aresep) approved only half.
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La Nación
Aresep lower half light hike requested by ICE
- Regulator alleges lower spending on fuels and energy purchases
- Family with a consumption of 250 kWh per month will pay ¢ 1800 more
Mercedes Aguero R./
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Published: 03/24/2010
The Regulatory Authority for Public Services (Aresep) approved half of the increase requested by ICE for electricity rates.
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Diario Extra
LIGHT WILL INCREASE BY 10%
MARIETTA ESPINOZA M /
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The Regulatory Authority for Public Services (Aresep) approved an average increase of 10% in electricity tariffs, although the Costa Rican Electricity Institute (ICE) sought an adjustment of 30%.
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La Nación
ICE request will be discuss on February 17
Aresep convenes hearing on the adjustment in electricity
Mercedes Agüero R. |
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Publicado: 2010/01/20
The ICE application to increase by 26%, on average, electricity rates to their subscribers will be discussed at the sitting on Wednesday 17 February.
The meeting will be held at the headquarters of the Regulatory Authority for Public Services (Aresep) in Sabana Sur, and from there be transmitted by videoconference to seven regions.
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