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South Pacific Coastal Road – CABEI Approves Phase 1 Funding
December 14th 2021 - The South Pacific Coastal Road is once again back in the news with reports that the Central American Bank for...
Nicaragua and China Team Up on Projects
Meetings between Nicaragua and China at the “Third Belt and Road Forum for International Cooperation” (held in Bejing) have resulted in progress on a...
From Sputnik Vaccines to GAZ Buses, more Love from Russia
As part of their technical aid program, Russia will donate 250 GAZ buses and spare parts to Nicaragua this year (2021). The Russian News...
Pista Juan Pablo II Expansion – Managua
The start of the project for the widening and overpass construction of the Pista Juan Pablo II in Managua has been anticipated since 2017....
Puerto Sandino Power Plant – New Fortress Energy Update
The US $700 million LNG powered Puerto Sandino Power Plant Project is back in the news.
New Fortress Energy, the U.S. Liquid Natural Gas Company...
Potable Water Upgrade for San Juan del Sur, Nicaragua
ENACAL, the water company (Empresa Nicaragüense de Acueductos y Alcantarillados Sanitarios) has signed a contract to upgrade the potable water service in San Juan...
Power Generation in Nicaragua – Fire, Sun, Wind and Rain
New Fortress Energy LLC (NFE) has reportedly taken a considerable financial step towards building the Liquid Natural Gas (LNG) facility and proposed LNG fired...
Geothermal Energy – Mombacho and Cosigüina, Nicaragua
A large part of the Nicaragua energy plan is to produce almost 100% of its electricity from renewable sources. One such source being the...
LNG Power Plant in Nicaragua – Gas Turbines Arrive
This week, the first gas turbines and electromechanical equipment arrived for the New Fortress LNG Power Plant in Nicaragua. They arrived at Puerto Corinto,...
Corn Island Electric Vehicle Project gets South Korean attention
South Korea is looking at a Corn Island electric vehicle project that will help preserve the ecological value of one of Nicaragua’s top tourist...
