Privatization Model: Competitive Auctions
Privatization Model: Competitive Auctions
Análisis estratégico sobre institucionalidad, economía y desarrollo publicados en medios especializados.
Privatization Model: Competitive Auctions
In the coming years, our country has the opportunity to transition from being a net energy exporter to becoming the true hub of energy integration in the Southern Cone. This is not just a rhetorical dream: it is a concrete strategy, backed by infrastructure projects that have already been put out to tender, works currently underway, and projects in an advanced stage of development.
Latin America's future growth will depend not only on politics or commodity prices, but also on a less visible yet equally decisive factor: the cost of capital.
We Paraguayans have built our energy sovereignty on water. Itaipú and Yacyretá have made us one of the countries with the cleanest energy mix in the world: nearly 100% renewable, with more than 99% coming from hydroelectric sources.
Infrastructure is the backbone of any economy that aspires to grow sustainably. Roads, ports, dams, and canals require long-term capital. They require a large amount of capital and, above all, capital at a reasonable cost.