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Adriana Valencia

Adriana Valencia

Adriana M. Valencia es Oficial de Energía, Agua y Saneamiento, y Cambio Climático de la División de Planificación Estratégica y Conocimiento de BID Invest, la institución del sector privado del Grupo Banco Interamericano de Desarrollo (BID). Adriana cuenta con 15 años de experiencia en desarrollo internacional en temas de energía y medio ambiente. Antes de unirse a BID Invest, Adriana se desempeñó como especialista en energía en la División de Energía del BID. Adriana ingresó al BID en el 2010 y ha participado como miembro de equipo y líder en varias iniciativas y proyectos innovadores, además de liderar el trabajo analítico en varios sectores. Antes de ingresar al BID, Adriana trabajó en temas de energía sostenible, medio ambiente y cambio climático en el Banco Mundial y en otras entidades a nivel de país, estado y ciudad. Adriana ha publicado y ha sido ponente en varias conferencias. Su formación académica incluye un doctorado y una maestría en ciencias en energía y recursos de la Universidad de California en Berkeley.

How open to private-sector involvement is the electric power industry in Latin America and the Caribbean?

August 5, 2022 por Adriana Valencia - Michelle Hallack Leave a Comment

Paneles solares-un plan para alcanzar 70% de energía renovable

The IDB has estimated that in less than 10 years (by 2030), Latin America and the Caribbean needs more than  $577 billion to close the electric power gap. Of that total, the region will need around $397 billion to build new generation, transmission, and distribution infrastructure, and more than $180 billion to replace and maintain existing assets. Private investment, … [Read more...] about How open to private-sector involvement is the electric power industry in Latin America and the Caribbean?

How to Create Sustainable Energy Systems

August 10, 2016 por Ariel Yepez - Alberto Levy - Adriana Valencia Leave a Comment

  Energy is an essential for the production of virtually all goods and services in the modern world. Power quality and at reasonable prices is crucial to improving living standards for billions of people. … [Read more...] about How to Create Sustainable Energy Systems

Empowering Women to Power the World

July 25, 2016 por Adriana Valencia 1 Comment

  Even in the Western culture, just a few decades ago, women were frowned upon for wearing pants.  Now it’s normal for women to wear pants. … [Read more...] about Empowering Women to Power the World

“Renewable energy has not competed on equal footing with conventional energy ”

December 14, 2015 por Adriana Valencia 1 Comment

As part of the event "Renewable Energy: Sharing the Experience of Mesoamerica and the Caribbean" held in Santa Marta, Adriana M. Valencia, a specialist in the Energy Division of the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB), spoke with APC-Colombia about the progress and challenges in Latin America and the Caribbean seen in the development of unconventional sources of renewable … [Read more...] about “Renewable energy has not competed on equal footing with conventional energy ”

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