David McCourt, a figure synonymous with innovation in the telecommunications realm, has cast a spotlight on this Central American nation.
By 2032, the nation plans to augment its energy park by an impressive 675MW, backed by an estimated investment of US$1.5 billion.
In a bold stride towards a cleaner, greener future, Costa Rica has thrown down the gauntlet with its latest power move—quite literally.
Costa Rica and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) have taken a bold leap forward with the Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA)
ATOME’s arm in Central America, is pioneering the country’s first industrial-scale green ammonia and fertilizer project.
This multifaceted discipline is a blend of lofty aspirations and grounded applications, where theories and models intertwine to turn dreams of space into tangible realities.
This pioneering step, spearheaded by Costa Rican astronaut Franklin Chang Díaz, marks a significant stride in sustainable transportation.
Since October, the utility company has been charging solar energy users up to a whopping 400% more for their electricity.