The Costa Rican Institute of Aqueducts and Sewer Systems (AyA) has announced water rationing, set to commence in the first week of February.
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Sunshine Tax Shock: Costa Rica’s Solar Panel Users Face Sky-High Electric Bills
by admin 2023/12/16Since October, the utility company has been charging solar energy users up to a whopping 400% more for their electricity.
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Bracing for a Shock: Costa Rica’s Electricity Prices Set to Skyrocket in 2024
by admin 2023/12/13Costa Rica’s electricity costs are gearing up for a significant hike, with potential increases ranging from 5.14% to a staggering 17.13% starting January 1.
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Costa Rica’s Japdeva Scores Tariff Increase: A Financial Lifeline or Just a Drop in the Ocean?
by admin 2023/12/08While about 20 tariffs saw increases ranging from 11% to 233%, nine others actually decreased by 6% to 69%, and 28 remained unchanged.
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The Road to Redemption: San Carlos’ 50-Year Promise to Connect to San Jose Inches Closer to Reality
by admin 2023/09/21Originally designed 50 years ago, construction began in 2005 but has faced endless setbacks
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Aresep Approves Reduction in Taxi Rates in Costa Rica
by admin 2023/08/25The Public Services Regulatory Authority (Aresep) has approved a reduction in taxi fares in Costa Rica.
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Costa Rica’s Journey to Electric Buses: A Distant Future
by admin 2023/08/01The potential of electric buses operating on regular routes in Costa Rica appears remote
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Modernizing Costa Rican Public Transportation: A Long Overdue Necessity
by admin 2023/05/01Plans to modernize bus fleets and routes are often hindered by lengthy bureaucratic processes.
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