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

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

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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?

Transforming the energy system in the Caribbean: technological disruption, and resilience

July 30, 2020 por Malaika Masson - Rochelle Johnson 1 Comment

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COVID-19 reminds us of the importance of continually investing in energy efficiency and technologies to reach a sustainable energy matrix in the Caribbean.  Energy efficiency and sustainability are recurring issues that challenge the Caribbean energy sector. Prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, the energy sector has been vulnerable to the effects of climate change. The frequency … [Read more...] about Transforming the energy system in the Caribbean: technological disruption, and resilience

Accelerating the energy transition, the key to a green recovery

July 23, 2020 por Michelle Hallack - Rogelio Celaya Leave a Comment

Investment in sustainable infrastructure and renewable energy has become a key part of economic recovery plans for major economies. Many countries are taking an opportunity in this current crisis to propose recovery programs that can help address climate change and promote sustainable development. Examples of such proposals include advancing sector digitalization, … [Read more...] about Accelerating the energy transition, the key to a green recovery

Electricity Demand in the Time of COVID-19

April 13, 2020 por Enrique Chueca - Pauline Ravillard - Michelle Hallack Leave a Comment

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What the Picture Looks Like in Latin America and the Caribbean?   The short-term effects of COVID-19 cannot be ignored by anyone. Millions of Americans have lost their jobs, the French have to ask for permission to leave their house, the Vatican was empty on the first days of Easter and carparks have been transformed into temporary hospitals. All sectors of the economy … [Read more...] about Electricity Demand in the Time of COVID-19

Jamaica, drive electric! Electric Mobility Critical to Energy Security

October 16, 2019 por Malaika Masson - Marcelino Madrigal Martínez - Alana Fook - Daniel Pérez Jaramillo 1 Comment

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The global auto industry is in the midst of unprecedented disruption. Emissions limits in the world’s leading economies are forcing automakers to electrify their portfolios. In 2018, Elon Musk’s all-electric startup, Tesla, outsold BMW, Lexus and Mercedes Benz in the US, and nearly every major automaker has announced plans to electrify their line-up by 2025. Bloomberg New … [Read more...] about Jamaica, drive electric! Electric Mobility Critical to Energy Security

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