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Atlantis Solar USA / Dominicana
has been approved and certified to
receive all benefits passed by
Enrique Ramirez, president of the
CNE for implementation of projects
to produce clean energy. The 57-07
Act provides tax exemption on
imported energy efficient equipment.
Exemptions including income tax,
customs and ITBIS.
February 16, 2011, 11:55 PM
Investors Forum presented bids for clean
energy production
Investors Forum presented bids for clean
energy production
In electricity generation projects with
the sun, wind, plants and natural
gas
Written by: Aleida Plasencia (a.plasencia
@ hoy.com.do)
Foreign and domestic-sized enterprises
yesterday submitted bids to develop
the country's projects on clean
energy
The presentation was made at a forum
organized electrical by the American
Chamber of Commerce.
The Department of Commerce of the United
States was made available to give
advice to U.S. and other countries
interested in developing a clean
energy projects in the Dominican
Republic.
Among the companies included the
Atlantis Solar USA vendors, a
U.S. firm in the country
represented by Felix Fermin.
Is interested in implementing solar
energy projects, as well as the
marketing of innovative electrical
equipment, low power consumption.
Fermin said
he noted a positive change in the
investment climate with regard to
the production of clean energy.
Specifically cited the tax
incentives established by
Law 57-07
for such business. |
In turn, the company
Chibas, which is based in Haiti,
offered his services in technology
consulting and research for the
development of projects on energy
production from biomass.
Specifically,
with regard to the development of
varieties of plants to produce oil
used as fuel, said Gael Pressoir,
exposing representing Chibas.
This has
extensive experience in the
development of genetic varieties of
a plant called jatropha is being
grown in Haiti, which produces an
oil used as fuel.
In the forum
"Clean Energy 2011", the Government,
through the Export and Investment
Center (CEI-RD) and the National
Energy Commission (CNE), elaborated
on the incentives offered by the
country for the implementation of
energy projects clean.
Enrique
Ramirez, president of the CNE said
that the implementation of projects
to produce clean energy 57-07 Act
provides tax exemption on imported
machinery and equipment. Exemptions
include income tax, customs and
ITBIS.
The forum's
opening words were spoken by
Alejandro Prieto, president of the
American Chamber of Commerce.
He stressed
the importance of the forum as a way
of establishing a space for dialogue
to try to increase the use and
production in the country of clean
and analyze the feasibility of
initiatives in this regard.
In turn, William
Malamu, executive vice president of
the Chamber, expressed optimism that
as a result of this forum will
derive business opportunities in
developing projects that promote
clean energy. |
February 17, 2011
U.S.
Ambassador supports energy use
American limpia Cámara highlights
the negative impact of higher oil
prices on economy
Santo Domingo. The U.S. ambassador
in the country, Raul H.
Yzaguirre, said yesterday the
importance of using clean energy,
because it helps both to national
economic growth and to slow the
effects of global warming on the
islands.
To give
welcoming remarks at the Clean
Energy Business Forum 2011,
involving 12 companies, cited the
alignment of the forum on the
initiative of U.S. President, Barack
Obama, in relation to energy and
climate alliance of
Americas. |
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