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Now you can save lots of money migrating to solar energy in Costa Rica

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According to Ministerial Decree 39220 (Ruling for the distributed Electrical generators for self-usage), since October 2015 the installations of solar panels with DC to...
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Costa Rica upholds tax breaks for electric cars, solar panels

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In 2018 alone, more electric vehicles entered the country than had entered over the previous seven years combined.
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Costa Rica inaugurates country’s largest solar park

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Costa Rica on Saturday inaugurated the country’s largest solar park, which the government says will provide electricity to 5,000 homes.
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Costa Rican indigenous women to learn about solar power in India

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The Costa Rican women were awarded scholarships from the Government of India to enroll in Barefoot College Institute’s Solar Lighting program in Rajasthan for six months.
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Regulator approves decrease in electricity rates for next quarter

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The change in electricity tariffs will vary by company, but the average decrease will be 5.41 percent.
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Costa Rica’s electricity mostly from renewable sources in 2016

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ICE president Carlos Manuel Obregón said the strategic location of the country's reservoirs allows it to maximize rainfall collection, mostly from the highlands and the Caribbean region.
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Homes, businesses that produce renewable energy can now store it in the grid

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Costa Rican homes and businesses that generate electricity through solar and other renewable sources can store surplus in the grid starting Friday.
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Benefits of solar energy on display at 2-day San José expo

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Members of the Costa Rican Association of Solar Energy (ACESOLAR) will showcase the benefits of solar energy at the second annual Exposolar 2015 fair, held Nov. 20-21 at San José's Antigua Aduana.

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