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To Connect or Not to Connect? Shifting Energy Industry Forges Unlikely Partnerships

13 May 2015 por Leave a Comment

On the big island in Hawaii, the sun shines 168 days of the year. In Honolulu, it jumps to 271 days of sunshine. That’s the perfect market to launch a new partnership between solar panel supplier SolarCity and electric carmaker Tesla Motors. … [Read more...] about To Connect or Not to Connect? Shifting Energy Industry Forges Unlikely Partnerships

How can banks jump-start Brazil’s energy efficiency market?

4 March 2015 por admin Leave a Comment

Last year, I traveled with a team of IDB private sector specialists to São Paulo. There we hosted, in partnership with the UNDP, two one-day trainings for commercial banks. The purpose was to introduce the characteristics of financing energy efficiency projects to relationship managers and credit risk officers of the participating financial institutions. We demonstrated through … [Read more...] about How can banks jump-start Brazil’s energy efficiency market?

Every watt matters: Geothermal and COP20

11 December 2014 por Leave a Comment

Latin America and the Caribbean leads the world in renewable energy.  Hydropower makes up 60% of the generation matrix.  Still, there is vast untapped potential for low-carbon energy development. During my current trip to the COP20 in Lima, Peru, I had a chance to focus on the long-established source of renewable energy that has yet to reach its full potential: geothermal in … [Read more...] about Every watt matters: Geothermal and COP20

The top 10 developing nations investing in clean energy

17 November 2014 por Autor invitado Leave a Comment

By: Agustín Cáceres The history of investing in clean energy in developed countries like Denmark, Spain or Germany is well known: big investments, subsidies, and an energy matrix that is much greener than that of other developed nations likes the US or Japan. However, developing nations represent a large and rapidly growing share of the world’s clean energy investment, … [Read more...] about The top 10 developing nations investing in clean energy

Getting Brazil Climate-Ready One Sector at a Time #CRinBrazil

14 November 2014 por Vanessa Matos Tudela Leave a Comment

At the very time the city of São Paulo is struggling with the worst man-made water crisis in its history, with millions of people and local businesses  suffering from water scarcity, climate leaders gathered in Rio de Janeiro just a few hundred miles away, to come up with solutions to the global climate crisis. I was one of 600 participants who came from 55 countries to attend … [Read more...] about Getting Brazil Climate-Ready One Sector at a Time #CRinBrazil

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