Friday, November 26, 2010
Thursday, November 25, 2010
8 simple secrets to living longer
Did you know that people in Costa Rica live longer than elsewhere in the Western Hemisphere and that the Nicoya Peninsula is noe of the world's blue zones, where people live to over 100 in very large numbers and do so with health and vitality?
What are their secrets?
What are their secrets?
Wednesday, November 24, 2010
Due to demand we are repeating our Webinar
We are repeating our webinar from last week.
Give your finances and the planet a Thanksgiving gift!
Goldman Sachs says that "investing in Biofuel is akin to going back in time to 1990 and investing in the PC revolution"
If you didn't make your fortune in the PC revolution, then please don't miss the biofuel revolution.
Texans and Arab Sheiks know that owning your own oilfield gives you a guaranteed income and yearly price increases.
Now you can own your own Green Oilfield for just US$35,000
We are delighted to launch our newest project, which combines biofuels and development land in Costa Rica
Attend this webinar and you'll find out about an opportunity which can guarantee your financial future.
James Cahill from Costa Rica Invest, is joined by Michael Klein, Chief Operating officer of Inited Biofuels of America in the launch of the new Green Oilfield Revolution.
United Biofuels of America are the world leader in Jatropha (biofuel) research and have been selected as one of Shell Oils top 25 Global Energy Entrepreneurs. See more here
And the best part about this is...you can be part of this phenomenal event from the comfort of your own home or office! And, you'll have an opportunity to ask questions.
This is a strictly limited private release prior to general advertisment.
If you care about your financial future, register to attend this Webinar now
Title: Now you can own a Green Oilfield
Date: Thursday, November 25th 2010 Time: 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM EST
After registering you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the Webinar.
System Requirements PC-based attendees Required: Windows® 7, Vista, XP or 2003 Server Macintosh®-based attendees Required: Mac OS® X 10.4.11 (Tiger®) or newer
Tuesday, November 23, 2010
Costa Rica - Hot Property Listings
A number of our clients have asked us to keep an eye out for other investment opportunities in Costa Rica and we have put together our Costa Rica Hot Property Listing.
Click here to download your copy direct to your computer
(Please note you may have to "allow" your computer to download this pdf document)
Click here to download your copy direct to your computer
(Please note you may have to "allow" your computer to download this pdf document)
Monday, November 22, 2010
Wednesday, November 17, 2010
International Energy Agency World Energy report 2010
The International Energy Agency has published its world energy report 2010.
You can download and read the executive summary here
The report highlights the uncertainty of crude oil supply and prices over the next 25 years and the urgent need for alternative energy sources.
The report also highlights the urgent need for increasing biofuel production "the use of biofuels - trasnsport fuels derived from from biomass feedstock- is expected to increase rapidly, over the projection period thanks to rising oil prices and Government support".
They further highlight the need that the use of biofuels needs "to grow more than four-fold between 2008 and 2035"
Tuesday, November 16, 2010
Did you miss the PC investment opportunity in the 1990's
Or worse did you invest just before the tech stock crash
Goldman Sachs says that "investing in Biofuel is akin to going back in time to 1990 and investing in the PC revolution"
Title: Now you can own a Green Oilfield
Date: Thursday, November 18, 2010 Time: 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM EST
After registering you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the Webinar.
System Requirements PC-based attendees Required: Windows® 7, Vista, XP or 2003 Server Macintosh®-based attendees Required: Mac OS® X 10.4.11 (Tiger®) or newer
Goldman Sachs says that "investing in Biofuel is akin to going back in time to 1990 and investing in the PC revolution"
If you didn't make your fortune in the PC revolution, then please don't miss the biofuel revolution.
Now you can own your own Green Oilfield for just US$35,000
We are delighted to launch our newest project, which combines biofuels and development land in Costa Rica
Attend this webinar and you'll find out about an opportunity which can guarantee your financial future.
James Cahill from Costa Rica Invest, is joined by Daniel Yepez, president of United Biofuels of America and Michael Klein, Chief Operating officer of Inited Biofuels of America in the launch of the new Green Oilfield Revolution.
United Biofuels of America are the world leader in Jatropha (biofuel) research and have been selected as one of Shell Oils top 25 Global Energy Entrepreneurs. See more here
And the best part about this is...you can be part of this phenomenal event from the comfort of your own home or office! And, you'll have an opportunity to ask questions.
This is a strictly limited private release prior to general advertisment.
If you care about your financial future, register to attend this Webinar nowTitle: Now you can own a Green Oilfield
Date: Thursday, November 18, 2010 Time: 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM EST
After registering you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the Webinar.
System Requirements PC-based attendees Required: Windows® 7, Vista, XP or 2003 Server Macintosh®-based attendees Required: Mac OS® X 10.4.11 (Tiger®) or newer
Monday, November 15, 2010
Thursday, November 4, 2010
Project to promote more green energy in Guanacaste
Project to produce more clean energy in Guanacaste is promoted
The Governments of Costa Rica and Japan carried out an exchange of notes prompting for the development of the "Project for the Introduction of Clean Energy by a Solar Electricity Generation System" proposed by the Costa Rican Institute of Electricity (ICE by its acronyms in Spanish).
This exchange of notes represents the approval of the first project, of a group of 14, that the Direction of International Cooperation of the Department of Foreign Affairs presented to the Embassy of Japan in June of last year.
This project, with an estimated value of $9 million, will allow the country to have its first photovoltaic solar plant of importance. It is a matter of taking advantage of a renewable energy source that is very abundant in our country, which furthermore does not produce any emission contaminants.
The director of the Division of the Corporate University of ICE, Róger Carvajal; the Chancellor of the Republic, Bruno Stagno; the Ambassador of Japan in Costa Rica, Hidekazu Yamaguchi and the minister of Planning, Roberto Gallardo participated in the ceremony, carried out at the Chancellery,
Foreign Relations minister, Bruno Stagno, emphasized that "this initiative adds to the efforts of the country to confront the climatic change placing special emphasis in adaptation and its mitigation, as well as in improving access to clean energy".
Furthermore he emphasized that currently 51% of the country´s forest cover has been reforested, also as part of the actions taken to fight the climatic change, an initiative started over 20 years ago. He finished by thanking the government of Japan for contributing in helping to make this country carbon neutral by the year 2021 and to businesses like ICE, for being pioneers in these efforts'' A great congratulations to ICE for their commitment to the environment and renewable energies. This cooperation is a recognition not only for the country, but also for ICE'', he manifested.
In turn, the Ambassador of Japan, Hidekazu Yamaguchi, expressed that the program of donations of the Japanese government included various countries and businesses around the world and ICE was favored among the group selected.
"ICE deeply thanks the Japanese government for their donation that effectively collaborates with the effort that the country is carrying out to be supplied 100% by renewable energy sources in the near future" said Róger Carvajal.
He also added that hydroelectric, geothermic and Aeolian energies dominate the electric production of Costa Rica, thus achieving that 94.6% of the electricity of the country is being generated from clean energy sources.
The project has two subdivisions. The first one, called Solar Project Miravalles, is located at the Geothermal Plant of Miravalles, in Guanacaste. ICE will install a solar central microcomputer of 400 kw. there.
The second, called Solar Pilot Project Savannah, of 3 kw, will be located in the area that occupies the main building of the ICE offices in North Sabana, San José. The purpose of this pilot plan is to show the residents of the Metropolitan Area the possibilities that solar energy offers.
Both the Miravalles and the microcomputer project in La Sabana will have their systems directly connected to a network, thus both installations will be contributing their energy into the national electric system directly via such network.
To read the article in full click here
The Governments of Costa Rica and Japan carried out an exchange of notes prompting for the development of the "Project for the Introduction of Clean Energy by a Solar Electricity Generation System" proposed by the Costa Rican Institute of Electricity (ICE by its acronyms in Spanish).
This exchange of notes represents the approval of the first project, of a group of 14, that the Direction of International Cooperation of the Department of Foreign Affairs presented to the Embassy of Japan in June of last year.
This project, with an estimated value of $9 million, will allow the country to have its first photovoltaic solar plant of importance. It is a matter of taking advantage of a renewable energy source that is very abundant in our country, which furthermore does not produce any emission contaminants.
The director of the Division of the Corporate University of ICE, Róger Carvajal; the Chancellor of the Republic, Bruno Stagno; the Ambassador of Japan in Costa Rica, Hidekazu Yamaguchi and the minister of Planning, Roberto Gallardo participated in the ceremony, carried out at the Chancellery,
Foreign Relations minister, Bruno Stagno, emphasized that "this initiative adds to the efforts of the country to confront the climatic change placing special emphasis in adaptation and its mitigation, as well as in improving access to clean energy".
Furthermore he emphasized that currently 51% of the country´s forest cover has been reforested, also as part of the actions taken to fight the climatic change, an initiative started over 20 years ago. He finished by thanking the government of Japan for contributing in helping to make this country carbon neutral by the year 2021 and to businesses like ICE, for being pioneers in these efforts'' A great congratulations to ICE for their commitment to the environment and renewable energies. This cooperation is a recognition not only for the country, but also for ICE'', he manifested.
In turn, the Ambassador of Japan, Hidekazu Yamaguchi, expressed that the program of donations of the Japanese government included various countries and businesses around the world and ICE was favored among the group selected.
"ICE deeply thanks the Japanese government for their donation that effectively collaborates with the effort that the country is carrying out to be supplied 100% by renewable energy sources in the near future" said Róger Carvajal.
He also added that hydroelectric, geothermic and Aeolian energies dominate the electric production of Costa Rica, thus achieving that 94.6% of the electricity of the country is being generated from clean energy sources.
The project has two subdivisions. The first one, called Solar Project Miravalles, is located at the Geothermal Plant of Miravalles, in Guanacaste. ICE will install a solar central microcomputer of 400 kw. there.
The second, called Solar Pilot Project Savannah, of 3 kw, will be located in the area that occupies the main building of the ICE offices in North Sabana, San José. The purpose of this pilot plan is to show the residents of the Metropolitan Area the possibilities that solar energy offers.
Both the Miravalles and the microcomputer project in La Sabana will have their systems directly connected to a network, thus both installations will be contributing their energy into the national electric system directly via such network.
To read the article in full click here
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