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Smart Grids: How Korea is Doing it

May 26, 2021 por Maria Eugenia Rivas Amiassorho - Tomás Serebrisky Leave a Comment

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Cinthya Pastor*, María Eugenia Rivas, Tomás Serebrisky The IDB’s 2020 flagship book, From Structures to Services, seeks to motivate us to think on today’s basic infrastructure services and on how technological disruption will change the way these services will be delivered in the future. Latin America and the Caribbean has pending challenges in relation to infrastructure … [Read more...] about Smart Grids: How Korea is Doing it

Latin America and the Caribbean’s mining sector is key to fighting climate change

May 30, 2019 por Estefanía Marchan Leave a Comment

The mining industry is not beloved in Latin America and Caribbean (LAC). This can be for good reason: we have learned of tailings disasters that have killed hundreds; projects that have generated riches that never reached communities; and corruption scandals that have permeated all levels of government, just to name a few. Importantly too, we are increasingly aware that … [Read more...] about Latin America and the Caribbean’s mining sector is key to fighting climate change

The Extractive Sector in Peru strengthens its female talent

May 24, 2018 por Lara Bersano Calot - Maria Dolores Vallenilla Leave a Comment

The mining, oil and gas industries generate millions of jobs in our region. However, it is one of the most male dominate industries. In Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC), women represent less than 10% of workers in mining and less than 15% of direct and indirect employment in the oil and gas industries.   In the mining sector in Peru, for example, half of the … [Read more...] about The Extractive Sector in Peru strengthens its female talent

How to Turn on the Lights in Haiti

January 13, 2017 por Christiaan Gischler - Pierre Kenol Thys Leave a Comment

"How to turn on the light in Haiti" (available in Spanish) tells the story of a successful rural electrification program in Haiti, a program that could be implemented in other rural areas of Latin America and the Caribbean.  … [Read more...] about How to Turn on the Lights in Haiti

Natural Gas in Central America and the Caribbean: New Developments and Opportunities

December 2, 2016 por Ariel Yepez Leave a Comment

Central America and the Caribbean are the two regions in America with the highest level of participation of fossil fuels in their energy consumption. … [Read more...] about Natural Gas in Central America and the Caribbean: New Developments and Opportunities

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