The government of Nicaragua will cease its national policy of electricity rationing on Dec. 1, thanks to an unlikely biomass(??????) resource. Hey who cares if this a “Bovine by product” or not, just keep the flo-jo flowing so we can have electricity 24/7.
According to a report on the Spanish news service EFE, the Nicaraguan Energy and Mines Ministry announced the Monte Rosa and San Antonio sugar cane refineries in western part of the country will each begin to generate about 30 MW of energy from the residue of the local sugar cane harvests. The addition of 60 MW of sugar cane power will help to alleviate acute electrical shortages – the national electrical demand is 514 MW, but the daily energy deficit varies between 50 and 100 MW.
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