National electricity coverage and rural electrification investment
- Energy, water and telecommunications
- The power market and its tariffs
- not audited
A US$120 M (Q927 M) loan was approved for 1,900 km of distribution networks and 1,000 km of medium-voltage lines in Chiquimula, Peten, Alta Verapaz, Huehuetenango, Baja Verapaz, Quiche and Izabal; MEM puts the universal-coverage challenge at US$900 M or more. The national electricity coverage index (% of households, latest year) is published by MEM but was not verified in this session; it remains an outstanding data point.
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Figures
- Rural electrification loan
- US$120 M (Q927 M)
- Scope
- 1,900 km of distribution networks; 1,000 km medium voltage; 7 departments
- Universal-coverage challenge
- ≥US$900 M
Caveat
Sources
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