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Great news for the Electricity Sector: Electrorating and Electrokit

October 17, 2022 por Gabriela Montes de Oca Leave a Comment

Imagine having key and updated data from the electricity distribution sector in LAC in just one place. Certainly, it would facilitate comparison, analysis, and regional research. We have good news for you! Next October 27, at 2:30 pm (EDT) the IDB will be launching two initiatives in partnership with the Energy Hub: Electrorating and Electrokit. Sign up! Why are these … [Read more...] about Great news for the Electricity Sector: Electrorating and Electrokit

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?

Communication Strategies: A Key Element for Energy Subsidy Reforms in Latin America and the Caribbean

June 22, 2022 por Michelle Hallack - Mariana Weiss Leave a Comment

Energy subsidies are widely used across the globe. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) estimates that energy subsidies cost trillions of dollars each year as they are increasingly used due to fiscal constraints, peaks in fuel prices, and the misalignment of incentives with climate change efforts. In addition to the heavy burden, … [Read more...] about Communication Strategies: A Key Element for Energy Subsidy Reforms in Latin America and the Caribbean

Consolidating a Sustainable Energy Sector in Suriname

December 15, 2021 por Jordi Abadal Colomina Leave a Comment

Solar panels-Sustainable Energy Sector in Suriname

Suriname is advancing toward a more sustainable energy sector, aiming to provide affordable, secure, and clean electricity to its citizens. The Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) has been a key partner, providing technical and financial support to implement some of the country’s most relevant and iconic projects. On February 8th, 2020, the IDB and the Ministry of Finance … [Read more...] about Consolidating a Sustainable Energy Sector in Suriname

How Do Households Consume Energy in Latin America and the Caribbean?

January 25, 2021 por Raúl Jiménez - Ariel Yepez Leave a Comment

Ciudad de Chile- household energy consumption

Español The household sector is a key stakeholder in energy markets, mainly its regulation and policies. Since 1971, electricity and gas demand from Latin American and Caribbean households has more than tripled, outpacing high energy-intensive sectors such as transportation and manufacturing, and reshaping aggregate energy demand. Balancing affordability, quality, and … [Read more...] about How Do Households Consume Energy in Latin America and the Caribbean?

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