The
presidential
decree
should
provide
a
boost
for
developing
wind
projects
in
the
Central
American
nation
after
the
industry
failed
to
get
off
the
ground,
despite
several
fiscal
incentives.
Government
sources
have
not
indicated
when
the
tender
will
be
held,
or
how
much
capacity
may
be
on
offer
—
other
than
to
say
bidding
will
be
held
this
year.
Panamanian
representatives
plan
to
travel
to
Uruguay
to
see
how
that
country
is
dealing
with
the
increased
penetration
of
wind
power
in
its
system,
a
government
source
tells
Recharge.
Details
of
the
tender
will
“depend…
