Eva Llorens
Reporter at Infralogic
@InfraNews_ reporter, mother, teacher, lawyer, former Overseas Press Club President. Escritora, abogada, madre, maestra, expresidenta OPC. Opinions are my own.
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Sep 11, 2024 |
ionanalytics.com | Eva Llorens |Eva Lloréns |Rouhan Sharma
Private investors argue Mexico’s proposed constitutional amendments will do away with judicial independence and erode the legal certainty they need to invest in the country. Eva Llorens examines the impact of the proposed constitutional changes on the infrastructure sector.
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May 1, 2024 |
ionanalytics.com | Eva Llorens |Eva Lloréns |Liam Ford
Although Mexico has yet to legislate policies for the green hydrogen industry, the Mexican Hydrogen Association estimates there are about USD 20bn in private initiatives in the country to produce energy using green hydrogen or some derivative. Association President Israel Hurtado, whose group has mapped about a dozen projects, highlighted that the growth in green hydrogen initiatives is driven by nearshoring, which is also stimulating construction and new infrastructure in Mexico.
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Jan 29, 2024 |
ionanalytics.com | Jonathan Carmody |Eva Llorens |Eva Lloréns
With the recent purchase of a 73.4 MW Peruvian hydroelectric portfolio and the dissolution of a Latin American joint venture agreement with a renewables developer, global private investor Ardian is balancing its holdings to ensure geographic and technological diversity. Infralogic Americas Managing Editor Jonathan Carmody spoke with senior Ardian executives to learn more about the firm’s clean energy investment strategy.
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Oct 19, 2023 |
community.ionanalytics.com | Eva Llorens |Eva Lloréns |Gabriela Valente
The Metropolitan Bus Services Office (OMSA) on the Caribbean island of the Dominican Republic is one of the latest Latin American authorities with plans to acquire and implement electric or e-buses to replace gasoline and diesel vehicles. Rafael García, the deputy director of OMSA, has said the agency anticipates deploying the first electric buses in operation as part of a pilot plan between January and March 2024.
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An immigration enforcement operation at @laconcharesort in San Juan, Puerto Rico, led to the arrest of 53 construction workers believed to be undocumented, according to Special Agent Rebecca Gonzalez-Ramos. The resort is partially owned by billionaire investor John Paulson.
https://t.co/XhGjkuMcGI Retraso al informe del cambio climatico
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