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| The liberal training, in collaboration with the colleges of Industrial Engineers, modifies the forecast of loads and the coefficients of simultaneity to allow economic growth | Ciudadanos has managed to unblock the installation of new companies and promote the expansion of existing ones in the municipalities of Bullas and Abanilla.Through the General Directorate of Industry, Energy and Mines directed by Eduardo Piné, and in close collaboration with the official colleges of Industrial Engineers and Industrial Technical Engineers, the orange training has modified the forecast of electrical loads and simultaneity coefficients to unlock the growth of economic activity in both locations."Both Bullas and Abanilla were stranded in electrical terms, preventing the implementation of new industrial activity and freezing economic activity and the creation of jobs," explained the regional coordinator of Cs Región de Murcia, Ana Martínez Vidal, whose The Ministry of Business, Industry and Spokesperson has promoted this achievement.

"We cannot afford to have companies that push out of the crisis blocked by a technical problem dragged down by other legislatures," explained Martínez Vidal, who added that "with this redistribution and the invaluable support of industrial engineers we unblock many requests and allow regional economic development at a crucial time for Murcians ”.Ciudadanos has also extended the measure to the rest of the territory of the Murcia Region, allowing pending requests to be unblocked by the energy distribution company, facilitating the development and installation of new companies in the Region and avoiding over-oversizing and the extra cost.For his part, the councilor and spokesman for Citizens in Bullas, Francisco Espín, highlights the commitment of liberal training to the economy of the municipality, "it is an unblocking that will allow the economic growth of Bullas and that will have an impact on the regional economy ”.

Source: Ciudadanos Región de Murcia