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Eco Innovation Group (ECOX) and WRA Holdings Secures Major Milestone in Costa Rica: Municipal Government and Indigenous Territory Support Waste-to-Energy Facility and Resource Development Project
Eco Innovation Group (ECOX) and WRA Holdings Secures Major Milestone in Costa Rica: Municipal Government and Indigenous Territory Support Waste-to-Energy Facility and Resource Development Project.
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[{"type":"text","content":"\r\n\r\n \r\n \r\n Eco Innovation Group (ECOX) and WRA Holdings Secures Major Milestone in Costa Rica: Municipal Government and Indigenous Territory Support Waste-to-Energy Facility and Resource Development Project\r\n \r\n \r\n\r\n\r\nEco Innovation Group (ECOX) and WRA Holdings Secures Major Milestone in Costa Rica: Municipal Government and Indigenous Territory Support Waste-to-Energy Facility and Resource Development Project\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\nCompany to Develop 50 Hectares for Gasification Plant, Sand and Gravel Operations, and Infrastructure Projects in Buenos Aires de Puntarenas BUENOS AIRES DE PUNTARENAS, COSTA RICA, / ACCESS Newswire / December 18, 2025 / Eco Innovation Group, Inc. (OTC:ECOX) (\"ECOX\") and WRA Holdings, Inc. (\"WRA\") today announced a significant advancement in its waste-to-energy and sustainable development initiatives following a working session with the Municipal Government Council of Buenos Aires de Puntarenas, Costa Rica on December 16, 2025.\r\n The meeting, held at the Municipal Palace, brought together municipal authorities, representatives from the local Chamber of Commerce, indigenous community leaders, the Cantonal Environmental Commission, and other key stakeholders from the region. Discussions addressed waste management and infrastructure needs not only within the Buenos Aires canton but also across neighboring cantons in Costa Rica's southern region.\r\n Waste-to-Energy Facility\r\n WRA presented its proposal to evaluate the development of a solid waste treatment plant utilizing gasification technology. The facility is designed to process solid waste collected from Buenos Aires and surrounding cantons in the southern region of Costa Rica. The project is expected to support substantial direct employment and to generate additional macro and micro business opportunities through the commercialization of byproducts derived from the waste treatment process, subject to further evaluation, consultation, and regulatory review. Based on preliminary planning discussions, the proposed facility is being evaluated with the potential to support more than 3,000 direct jobs, subject to final design, approvals, and implementation timelines.\r\n Company representatives provided technical and logistical explanations of how the gasification technology may mitigate environmental impacts associated with agr...