LATIN AMERICA

to encourage investment , and thus , demand for electric power , besides being able to increase transactions within the Central American electricity market .

The Mercado Eléctrico Regional ( regional electrical power market ) needs to change in order for Central American countries to make the most from their infrastructure and be able to adequately cover their populations ’ needs .

“ After the growth experienced by San Diego , we are looking forward to achieving consolidation and improving our productivity while complying with quality standards to satisfy the markets we cater to ,” concludes Vila .