Helium
Energi
Panamá
presented
two
projects,
while
Germany’s
Innovent
Central
América
and
Spain’s
Fersa
Panamá
presented
one
each.
The
lowest
offer
came
in
at
$0.09/kWh,
and
the
highest
came
in
at
$0.12/kWh,
although
the
price
had
been
fixed
at
$0.11/kWh.
Contracts
will
be
for
15-year
terms
and
must
come
on
line
by
the
end
of
2013.
Results
are
expected
to
be
announced
by
Etesa
within
two
weeks.
To
participate,
developers
must
have
already
obtained
an
operational
licence
from
the
national
public
services
authority,
Asep.
Developers
with
more
than
550MW
worth
of
wind
projects
are…
