Two US companies, Hart Energy Consulting and Energy Security Group, have submitted a project aimed at helping implement Law 57-07 on alternative energy, specifically using ethanol mixed fuels. The project’s objective is for 10% of the local fuel consumption to come from ethanol fuel. This could greatly reduce the nation’s foreign fuel bill. Initial studies would cost an estimated US$300,000 and will be done through a cooperation agreement between the US State Department and the Organization of American States, which is also helping to implement the law. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Two US companies, Hart Energy Consulting and Energy Security Group, have submitted a project aimed at helping implement Law 57-07 on alternative energy, specifically using ethanol mixed fuels. The project’s objective is for 10% of the local fuel consumption to come from ethanol fuel. This could greatly reduce the nation’s foreign fuel bill. Initial studies … <\/p>\n