Siemens and Iberdrola wind project in Tamaulipas materialize
28/11/2010 20:15
Mexican subsidiaries of the companies Iberdrola of Spain, and Siemens of Germany will invest 4.400 million dollars to build a wind power project in the state of Tamaulipas.
This project called The Orchards will be installed in the municipality of San Fernando, and will be managed by both companies during the first 18 years. After this period of time will be assets of state government.
The wind farm will supply electricity to public buildings, municipal and state in the state, which will generate savings of between 5% and 10%.
Project construction will take a year and will feature 70 towers of 80 meters.
The wind farm will have a generating capacity of 161 megawatts of clean energy that will reduce 25% the emission of greenhouse gases and meet the demand of hospitals, schools and public offices.
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viernes, 14 de enero de 2011
miércoles, 22 de diciembre de 2010
Tourism Companies From Mexico, Spain and the United States Plan To Invest $11 Billion Dollars
Hotel chains seek Baja California to invest
21/12/2010 20:22
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Tourism companies from Mexico, Spain and the United States plan to invest $11 billion dollars in 8 private developments to be built in La Paz, Baja California during 2011.
Reports of the Secretariat of Tourism indicate that this is a project of hotels and apartments that will strengthen the tourism real estate sector investment in the region for the next year.
With these developments, the government agency expects that construction of tourism real estate will recover, since in the first half of 2010, investment in this line fell by 43% over the same period of 2009.
The amount of investment made in the first six months of this year was of $670 million dollars, while a year before it reached $1,186.48 billion.
In 5 of the 8 entities listed by SECTUR as beach resorts, private investment also recorded falls of up to 75% over the same period in 2009.
In addition, SECTUR announced that the Spanish hotel chain RIU confirmed the construction of 12 hotels in various parts of Mexico, but without investment amounts.
The expansion of the Spanish firm in Mexico will take 12 to 18 months, according to the official agency. Interest of the firm in having presence in cities like Guadalajara, Sonora and Mazatlan is already known.
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21/12/2010 20:22
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Tourism companies from Mexico, Spain and the United States plan to invest $11 billion dollars in 8 private developments to be built in La Paz, Baja California during 2011.
Reports of the Secretariat of Tourism indicate that this is a project of hotels and apartments that will strengthen the tourism real estate sector investment in the region for the next year.
With these developments, the government agency expects that construction of tourism real estate will recover, since in the first half of 2010, investment in this line fell by 43% over the same period of 2009.
The amount of investment made in the first six months of this year was of $670 million dollars, while a year before it reached $1,186.48 billion.
In 5 of the 8 entities listed by SECTUR as beach resorts, private investment also recorded falls of up to 75% over the same period in 2009.
In addition, SECTUR announced that the Spanish hotel chain RIU confirmed the construction of 12 hotels in various parts of Mexico, but without investment amounts.
The expansion of the Spanish firm in Mexico will take 12 to 18 months, according to the official agency. Interest of the firm in having presence in cities like Guadalajara, Sonora and Mazatlan is already known.
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jueves, 16 de diciembre de 2010
OHL Spanish Company Obtained $2 billion Pesos to Complete Work In the State Of Mexico
OHL obtained $2 billion pesos to complete work in the State of Mexico
15/12/2010 20:49
OHL Mexico, the operator of infrastructure with Spanish capital, obtained a $2 billion pesos loan from the National Infrastructure Fund (FNI) to complete construction of Phases I and II of the Circuito Exterior Mexiquense (Exterior Loop of the State of Mexico).
The loan has a term of 16 years, informed OHL Mexico, without disclosing the interest rate that will pay to FNI to use those funds.
The Circuito Exterior Mexiquense it comprised by a set of highways, with 155 kilometers in length, surrounding Mexico City in the northeast and connecting to three of the four main gateway highways to Mexico: Mexico-Puebla, Mexico-Pachuca and Mexico-Queretaro.
OHL Mexico has the concession to build and operate the loop until 2040. Currently it has 60 kilometers of highways in operation, while the infrastructure company has already built 44% of the total.
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15/12/2010 20:49
OHL Mexico, the operator of infrastructure with Spanish capital, obtained a $2 billion pesos loan from the National Infrastructure Fund (FNI) to complete construction of Phases I and II of the Circuito Exterior Mexiquense (Exterior Loop of the State of Mexico).
The loan has a term of 16 years, informed OHL Mexico, without disclosing the interest rate that will pay to FNI to use those funds.
The Circuito Exterior Mexiquense it comprised by a set of highways, with 155 kilometers in length, surrounding Mexico City in the northeast and connecting to three of the four main gateway highways to Mexico: Mexico-Puebla, Mexico-Pachuca and Mexico-Queretaro.
OHL Mexico has the concession to build and operate the loop until 2040. Currently it has 60 kilometers of highways in operation, while the infrastructure company has already built 44% of the total.
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