The Ministry of Housing, Spatial Planning and Environment (MVOTMA) seeks private initiatives for the recovery of the former Central Railway Station "General Artigas". (See more in Spanish)
The country is diversifying its energy grid in an effort to reduce a dependence on non-native resources. In terms of overall capacity, Uruguay is forecasted to have the highest percentage of renewable, non-traditional electricity generation in the Americas by 2010. Within this framework, a new tender for 150 MW of wind power generation will be open until June 22nd, 2010. (See more, in Spanish)
"The Proyecto Reconquista" comprises a triangle of urban real estate in central Montevideo of approximately 15 hectares (38 acres). Its boundaries are the historic center to the west, the new city to the east and the Rio de la Plata to the south. (See more, in Spanish)
The department of Montevideo, and specifically the Boardwalk and coast are special symbols that represent montevideans. This area offers multiple investment opportunities. (See more, in Spanish)
This infrastructure project involves all stages of the conduction, treatment and effluent disposal processes of the system.
State water company OSE, in conjunction with the TAHAL consulting firm, is developing projects for sewage treatment plants for the cities of Colonia, Mercedes and Artigas.
A joint commission was established with representatives from the governments of Uruguay and Argentina who directed their energy companies to carry out actions and take all measures to facilitate the construction of an LNG regasification plant in Uruguay.
State oil company ANCAP has conducted economic feasibility studies to increase the conversion capacity at its La Teja refinery. According to these studies, investing in heavy crude oil processing could be a viable option to achieve an increase in conversion capacity of light crude oil products.
