Reply to "Amaila Hydro project…Price jumps to US$915M"

MitwahSenior Member

The Confidential Project Document however has revealed that for Guyana’s financial commitments, US$11.4M was spent prior to 2013 on the Amaila Falls Access Road.
It states that in 2013 some US$21.8M was committed to the road and another $0.5M to be spent each year between 2014 and 2017.
This would bring the total cost earmarked for the completion of the Access Road to US$35.2M.
The road project was originally slated to be US$15.4M, less than half the cost that it stands now.

Snake who is selling your oil?

8/31/1310:14 AM

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