Costa Rica's electricity comes from rivers, volcanoes and wind — and the state company that harnesses all of it has just posted its third consecutive profitable year, paying down nearly a billion dollars of debt along the way. Full nameInstituto Costarricense de Electricidad y Subsidiarias (Grupo ICE) Ticker / exchangeBond issuer — ICE.CR on Bolsa Nacional de Valores (BNV), Costa Rica; no traded equity HeadquartersSabana Norte, San José, Costa Rica SectorElectricity & Telecommunications (integrated state utility) EmployeesNot disclosed in available sources Market valueN/A — state-owned; no listed equity. Outstanding bonds …
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