Nacional de Ingenieros's offered $14,500 for power supply, $4,500 for operations and maintenance, with no variable operational and maintenance charges. The company's performance per gallon of diesel is 14 KWh.
Meanwhile, Comercializadora de Energía Centroamericana de Honduras (Cechsa) presented an offer of $22,500 for power supply with $9,482 for operations and maintenance and $2 in variable operational and maintenance charges.
The offer from Representaciones e Importaciones de Centroamérica Sociedad Anónima (Reimcasa) is higher than the other two.
Laprensa.hn reports that, "the 50MW project must be connected to the ENEE system by June 1 meaning that the supplier will have just 30 days to set up the mobile generation plants in the north west of Honduras".
Source: laprensahn.com
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April 2011
Of the 14 companies that expressed an interest, only Reincasa, Cechsa and Nacional de Ingenieros submitted offers.
The technical evaluation committee will consider efficiency, price and timescales before awarding the contract in no more than two weeks.
The president of the Honduran National Energy Committee, Napoleón Soto Velásquez, explained to Proceso Digital that, "14 companies requested the bid documents but only three have submitted offers. These three are Reincasa, Cechsa and Nacional de Ingenieros".
May 2011
The freezing of the tender for the purchase of 50MW, is due to financial solvency problems facing the state-owned energy supplier.
The international bidding process initiated by the Honduran Government has been beset with problems since it was announced.
The current setback is that the National Electricity Company (ENEE), is facing resource problems, making it unable to pay 34 cents per kilowatt hour to generate the power and then sell it to consumers at 14 cents.
June 2011
The National Electricity Company will extend from 2 to 10 years the CECHSA company's contract .
The Comercializadora de Energía Centroamericana de Honduras (CECHSA) has been criticized for not complying with the supply of 50MW of power via bunker fuel and for failing to initiate the construction of the plant which will use coal to produce 150 MWs.
May 2009
The construction of the 150 MW plants does not progress as expected.
Two companies, Cecsah (Comercializadora de Electricidad Centroamericana de Honduras) and Vetasa (Vehículos de Trabajo S.A.), have contracts with the National Electric Energy Company (ENEE) for the set up of 150MW coal power generation plants.
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