Chief Executive Officer of Synergy Holdings Inc., Makeswar ‘Fip’ Motilall,Wholesale Jerseys Authentic, says that he is currently in consultation with the subject Ministry to seek a way to have media operatives travel to the site and view the ongoing works.Synergy Holdings Inc is the company that has been contracted to build the Road to the Amaila Falls which is going to pave the way for the construction of the Hydropower plant.Motilall told this newspaper yesterday that other media operatives have been seeking to get to go to the site and he said as was promised during a recent interview that the company will allow media operatives to visit the location.He denied reports that there was any abandonment of the camps and stated that work is ongoing.Motilall said that there are currently five active camps where works are ongoing along the route and the company is gearing to set up another one.Senior Engineer at the Ministry of Public Works, Walter Willis, on February 26 last said that there were not delays as such but rather lost days which had to be given back to the contractor.Willis pointed out that the first notice to proceed was given in October 5 for some sections of the road. On January 11 the next notice to proceed was issued and this section entailed virgin forest.Willis confirmed that some 15 per cent of the road has already been completed.The breakdown of the project awarded to Synergy Holdings Inc states that the upgrade of 89km of road will cost US$3.9M; the 110km of virgin roadway, US $7M, the two pontoon crossings or a bridge will be US$1.5M and ‘T’ line clearing is said to be US$3M.The road that Synergy Holding is building is to pave the way for the Amaila Falls Hydro Electric Project which is described as just part of a larger effort to revolutionise Guyana’s power generation infrastructure.The storage dam site would be located near the top of Amaila Falls and would impound the waters of both the Kuribrong and Amaila Rivers.The Amaila site is located on the Kuribrong River, a tributary of the Potaro River in West Central Guyana. The nearest point of access is the airstrip at Kaieteur Falls on the Potaro River, approximately 15 miles to the south.An overland trail exists from Kaieteur to Amaila. Access is also provided overland by an all-weather road through Tumatumari on the Potaro River and on to Mahdia and Kangaruma.River access along the Potaro-Kuribrong Rivers to the foot of Amaila Falls involves several portages around rapids and waterfalls.The road from Tumatumari was recently extended to Mahdia/Kangaruma that brings you closer to the site but approximately 30 miles of additional roads will need to be built to the top of Amaila Falls
